So I'm
going to fire up.
I'm going to load up Alfred.
Application Alfred system to be saved.
Finder desktop 20 to be saved to be saved window has keyboard focused.
Now the first thing you'll notice is that there's no extra pauses between sentences.
So I'm hoping the developer fixes that.
It's supposed to say, Tope said, Tope said, window, and then has keyboard focus.
That's an extra pause to give room to breathe, so to speak.
So I'm hoping they'll add that in the next update.
I know that Eloquence has it, Vocalizer also has it, and other text-to-speech engines from Apple has it as well.
So I'm going to type in a quick message here.
EN
default.
That's the default.
Volume high.
And it says volume high.
It's supposed to say play, but I'm hoping the developer fixes this one as well because that is labeled as volume high when it's supposed to be labeled as play and it's a toggle button.
Stop.
This is a test.
And I'll, well, yeah, you heard that voice.
So I'm going to go to.
And default.
And.
Close.
So I'm
going to fire up.
I'm going to load up Alfred.
Application Alfred system to be saved.
Finder desktop 20 to be saved to be saved window has keyboard focused.
Now the first thing you'll notice is that there's no extra pauses between sentences.
So I'm hoping the developer fixes that.
It's supposed to say, Tope said, Tope said, window, and then has keyboard focus.
That's an extra pause to give room to breathe, so to speak.
So I'm hoping they'll add that in the next update.
I know that Eloquence has it, Vocalizer also has it, and other text-to-speech engines from Apple has it as well.
So I'm going to type in a quick message here.
EN
default.
That's the default.
Volume high.
And it says volume high.
It's supposed to say play, but I'm hoping the developer fixes this one as well because that is labeled as volume high when it's supposed to be labeled as play and it's a toggle button.
Stop.
This is a test.
And I'll, well, yeah, you heard that voice.
So I'm going to go to.
And default.
And.
Close.
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