[stylist] When needing to divide a word

Shelley J. Alongi QueenofBells at roadrunner.com
Sun May 29 19:21:58 UTC 2011


I use dictionary.com this way. ON the first page the first form says 
unlabeled button 1 beneath it. type the word there and click it. On the next 
page is the results plus a lot of other choices. Use h for heading to get to 
heading 1 and that gives you the word and the pronunciation phonetically. 
Use H again for heading level 2 and that gives the word and divides it. For 
some reason the character doesn't speak for the division, maybe it's - but 
it's there. the definition is there, too with a lot of links. It takes some 
getting used to, the site is still an excellent one. It used to be a lot 
easier but it is what it is.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Leslie Newman" <newmanrl at cox.net>
To: "writers nfb" <stylist at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2011 9:18 AM
Subject: [stylist] When needing to divide a word


> Here is a question for anyone with knowledge of using speech output 
> software
> and on-line dictionaries:
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> I'm taking the NLS Braille literacy transcription course through the NFB.
> And I need to be able to divide words by syllables and want to use an
> on-line dictionary. Which one works well?(and if you say dictionary.com-
> then how the heck do you use it?)
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> Please help!
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> Robert Leslie Newman
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