I emailed a request for login details on Friday to Acapela. Do you know how long it takes for them to respond?
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Sorry you're in limbo Kevin, hope you get access very soon.
Don't suppose the email is in your Spam by any chance?Diagnosed 03/2007. Sporadic Definite ALS/MND Spinal (hand) Onset.
Eye gaze user - No functional limbs - No speech - Feeding tube - Overnight NIV.
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Thanks for that Ellie. It was In my spam
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The only issue I had with Acapela was its inability to deal with things like RAC, RSPCA, etc.Comment
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What is it?Bulbar started Jan 2020. Mute and 100% tube fed but mobile and undefeated. Stay Strong 🤗😘🤗😁xxComment
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Beemer You might need to either leave a space between acronym letters or, if easier, put a comma between the letters (whatever is easist for you/keyboard layout) Full stops generally have longer pauses in speech than commas, hence my suggestion of using them or a space.
Though I do get a laugh at how my text-to-speech pronounces some acronyms it's unfamiliar with 😂Last edited by Ellie; 20 August 2020, 15:16.Diagnosed 03/2007. Sporadic Definite ALS/MND Spinal (hand) Onset.
Eye gaze user - No functional limbs - No speech - Feeding tube - Overnight NIV.
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For bilversOriginally posted by Ellie View PostBeemer You might need to either leave a space between acronym letters or, if easier, put a comma between the letters (whatever is easist for you/keyboard layout) Full stops generally have longer pauses in speech than commas, hence my suggestion of using them or a space.
Though I do get a laugh at how my text-to-speech pronounces some acronyms it's unfamiliar with 😂
Diagnosed 2nd Jan 2020
Both arms/shoulders affected, left worse than right.
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A space works well for acronyms in Speech Assistant. Comma and full stop sound slightly too long.Each day is made easier with a bit of humour.Comment
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Gary, if needs be, you should be able to speed up the speech tempo and, by default, the pause breaks.Diagnosed 03/2007. Sporadic Definite ALS/MND Spinal (hand) Onset.
Eye gaze user - No functional limbs - No speech - Feeding tube - Overnight NIV.
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