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> DragonDictate idiosyncrasies, and now they need to work with
> NaturallySpeaking's idiosyncrasies. Most noticeably, NaturallySpeaking
> only recognizes alpha bravo spelling when there's a string of
> characters. But Emacs sometimes likes single character responses, so
> saying Yankee for yes just doesn't work very well anymore.
>
> phawkins@@connact.com (Patricia Hawkins)
If you save letter-Yankee, you get y (and similarly for the other
alpha-bravo words).
David Fox
davidfox@@fas.harvard.edu
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This of course is the way to talk to dragons, if you don't want to
reveal your proper name (which is wise), and don't want to infuriate
them by a flat refusal (which is also very wise). No dragon can resist
the fascination of riddling talk and of wasting time trying to
understand it.
--- J. R. R. Tolkien, The Hobbit
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