Re: [QUAD-L] Vista Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8
I could not find the know-brainer web site. There ought to be one I don't know if I still have the address of the quad that developed where that is the owner of a my e-mail address I have knowbrainer eight that goes with Dragon eight. Thank you. Dana I wonder when the new Dragon 9.5 will be out. It seems like they are kind of slow if Vista is already being used on computers. I do have a new computer in the living room that I am using 8, but it did not come with Vista. It was purchased after my laptop with Vista. They are both Hewlett-Packard. I have not had a chance to get on the knowbrainer forum to ask the question. You have to have the serial number of your Dragon to ask a question on the Dragon web site it is called something else. I never have the serial number on the computer with me, I need to get out of my CD notebook. I thought I had it written down, but one letter or number was wrong.
RE: [QUAD-L] Vista Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8
http://www.knowbrainer.com/ Eric W Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 10:22 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Vista Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8 I could not find the know-brainer web site. There ought to be one I don't know if I still have the address of the quad that developed where that is the owner of a my e-mail address I have knowbrainer eight that goes with Dragon eight. Thank you. Dana
Re: [QUAD-L] Vista Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8
Hi Naomi, How much RAM do you have? Is it is 64 bit and what brand? Mine is a Hewlett-Packard with 1 MB and it will need another and my brother said Dragon said they could not promise Vista would work with Dragon 9. That is what his computer guy for his business told him they said. I guess my brother said he could add 1 MB of RAM. I could not really find a number to call other than a number on the Nuance web site. They seem to suggest Dragon 9.5 professional version which is not out. I wish I knew how soon as my brother wants to take my bedroom computer to work on. He needs to set up the laptop to use instead. I'm glad you say it works with Dragon 9 , but I don't like to buy upgrades because it is so confusing for me to install. I always do it wrong unless my computer friend from Hallmark is available, because I always do something wrong. I need to find out what kind of Hewlett-Packard I have as my brother has it. Thank you for the information and please send me your MG, brand and if you have 64-bit. Dana
RE: [QUAD-L] Vista Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8
Hi Dana. I got my new laptop, is an HP pavilion 2000 -- it comes with Vista, and the new speech recognition program. I don't think I'm going to have any problem with the speech recognition program. I am using Dragon down on the desktop, and responding to you that way, because I don't have Microsoft Outlook installed on the laptop yet. However, I have played with the laptop for a couple of hours, and it is even easier to use than Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9.1. It is quicker than Dragon NaturallySpeaking, and so far I have not been able to find a way to move the mouse without using MouseGrid. Get your laptop back, and try speech recognition. It also has an on-screen keyboard that can be minimized so you don't have to see it, but that you can utilize to spell at any time by just saying press a etc.. I really like that. I'll let you know, as I find more out about this program. Right now, I have two microphone set up, one for the desktop, and one for the laptop. The biggest problem I have had with the laptop so far is that it is supersensitive and wakes up very easily. So I am trying to problem--solve that. Joan :-) _ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2007 1:51 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; quad-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] Vista Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8 Hi Naomi, How much RAM do you have? Is it is 64 bit and what brand? Mine is a Hewlett-Packard with 1 MB and it will need another and my brother said Dragon said they could not promise Vista would work with Dragon 9. That is what his computer guy for his business told him they said. I guess my brother said he could add 1 MB of RAM. I could not really find a number to call other than a number on the Nuance web site. They seem to suggest Dragon 9.5 professional version which is not out. I wish I knew how soon as my brother wants to take my bedroom computer to work on. He needs to set up the laptop to use instead. I'm glad you say it works with Dragon 9 , but I don't like to buy upgrades because it is so confusing for me to install. I always do it wrong unless my computer friend from Hallmark is available, because I always do something wrong. I need to find out what kind of Hewlett-Packard I have as my brother has it. Thank you for the information and please send me your MG, brand and if you have 64-bit. Dana
RE: [QUAD-L] Vista Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8
Dana... According to Nuance, NaturallySpeaking's parent company, the only Vista compliant version of NaturallySpeaking is Ver. 9. Even then you have to upgrade to Ver. 9.5 for Vista compatibility, and 9.5 is currently only available for the standard and preferred editions. They are working on the 9.5 version for the professional edition and it should be available soon. They will not be providing any Vista compatible updates for any previous versions of NaturallySpeaking. Looks like it will be best to stay with Windows XP unless you want to upgrade to Ver. 9.5. If you do go with Vista and NaturallySpeaking 9.5, I strongly recommend having at least 2GB of RAM on the computer at a minimum, more if your computer and budget can handle it. Steve _ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 11:37 AM To: quad-list@eskimo.com; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [QUAD-L] (no subject) Can anyone help me with this question. My brother is setting up my new laptop and he says it will not take Dragon. Is this true. He says Visa has its own voice program. I can't imagine not having Dragon. Does any one know anything about the new VISTA program and Dragon. I hope someone can help me. I just have Dragon 8 professional and he thought he had to order Dragon 9482 work. Surely someone has come across this problem. He is taking my bedroom computer to work on and all I will have is the laptop in here. My living room computer is new but it did not have this to so Dragon eight is working fairly well with some problems. He thought it was also a 64 bit whatever that means? HELP! Dana
RE: [QUAD-L] Vista Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8
I am using version 9 professional, but Steve is probably correct regarding the RAM. I currently have 1 GB and at times it does seem to bog down a little more if I have too many programs running. You may also want to see if there is anything on no-brainer (however it is spelled with know instead). I just don't want to train the word in my vocabulary. http://www.knowbrainer.com/PubForum/index.cfm hopefully this helps. Quadius Steve Oldaker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dana... According to Nuance, NaturallySpeaking's parent company, the only Vista compliant version of NaturallySpeaking is Ver. 9. Even then you have to upgrade to Ver. 9.5 for Vista compatibility, and 9.5 is currently only available for the standard and preferred editions. They are working on the 9.5 version for the professional edition and it should be available soon. They will not be providing any Vista compatible updates for any previous versions of NaturallySpeaking. Looks like it will be best to stay with Windows XP unless you want to upgrade to Ver. 9.5. If you do go with Vista and NaturallySpeaking 9.5, I strongly recommend having at least 2GB of RAM on the computer at a minimum, more if your computer and budget can handle it. Steve - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 11:37 AM To: quad-list@eskimo.com; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [QUAD-L] (no subject) Can anyone help me with this question. My brother is setting up my new laptop and he says it will not take Dragon. Is this true. He says Visa has its own voice program. I can't imagine not having Dragon. Does any one know anything about the new VISTA program and Dragon. I hope someone can help me. I just have Dragon 8 professional and he thought he had to order Dragon 9482 work. Surely someone has come across this problem. He is taking my bedroom computer to work on and all I will have is the laptop in here. My living room computer is new but it did not have this to so Dragon eight is working fairly well with some problems. He thought it was also a 64 bit whatever that means? HELP! Dana - Looking for earth-friendly autos? Browse Top Cars by Green Rating at Yahoo! Autos' Green Center.
