In Vista and Win7 one is able to dictate to most any file that takes
text. My question has anyone tried this with Legacy? Is it possible?
Erin
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In Vista and Win7 one is able to dictate to most any file that takes text. My
question has anyone tried this with Legacy? Is it possible?
Erin
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On 24/06/2011 22:23, Erin Bradshaw wrote:
In Vista and Win7 one is able to dictate to most any file that takes
text. My question has anyone tried this with Legacy? Is it possible?
Can't say my tests were extensive - it's too near my bedtime for that -
but I just tried dictating into an
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From: Erin Bradshaw [mailto:eb_pa...@hotmail.com]
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In Vista and Win7 one is able to dictate to most any file that takes text.
My question has anyone tried
will do that. If it will it would be cheaper than
DNS. Let us know.
Kevin Long
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From: Erin Bradshaw [mailto:eb_pa...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, June 24, 2011 2:24 PM
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Dictation question
In Vista and Win7
I am using it on Vista to transcribe 19 chapters of a autobiography
written by my husband's great grandfather in the classified ads of his
local newspaper. If you take the time to work through the speech
recognition setup so the computer gets used to your speech
idiosyncrasies then it works very
Actually, I know I couldn't properly pronounce them in the first place
so I'd type those. But if you say spell it and it's something you know
you'll use a lot, you can choose to add the word to it's memory. Of
course, there will always be times that you just couldn't dictate. I am
sure that in
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