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  1. Is anyone gonna help me resolve this issue? I'm trying to get Natural Reader to pronounce "Mendez" correctly all the time, not just when it feels like it as if it were a living being. If anyone could help me resolve this issue I would.
  2. Hello I'm trying to figure out this issue with Natural Reader where I'm writing an essay that has to be read aloud but unfortunately it seems to ignore the pronunciation change made in the Pronunciation Editor in the program. I'm using the name "Mendez's" (with the apostrophe and the lower case S) and set the pronunciation as "Men Dezz Is" to pronounce it in the best way an English speaker would say it, even though that name is not English. Instead it says "Men Ziz" or something along those lines. I tried deleting all words preceding it and the program still said the same thing. I then tried deleting all words following it, and it seems to have the same mispronunciation again. I delete the word from the text field, and write it again letter for letter (apostrophe included), and finally it seems to use the correct pronunciation I modified it for. However once I add back the words that came before it, as well as the ones that came after the program goes to mispronouncing it again. I'm not sure how to get the program to pronounce it the way I set it to 100% of the time. If someone could help me with this issue I would greatly appreciate it! Edit: In case it helps to know I got Natural Reader v11 on a Dell Latitude E5440 running Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit.
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