Hi.
I think I have done a mistake. I bought dragon dictate 4 for the mac. It looks
accessible to me, but I am not able to choose language, i thought it would work
with other languages than english.
Can anybody help.
Best regards Annie.
Den 12/03/2014 kl. 22.45 skrev Annie Skov Nielsen
Hi.
Can anyone point me to the trial. I would like to buy it mainly because danish
is not supported in apples dictate.
Best regards Annie.
Den 10/03/2014 kl. 22.17 skrev Alex Hall mehg...@icloud.com:
And all this is accessible, right? How does Voiceover handle things like word
suggestion
Yes, you can navigate with it. In fact it has hundreds of commands for each of
your applications that allow you to execute various commands. I believe you can
even create your own.
On Mar 9, 2014, at 11:55 PM, Alex Hall mehg...@icloud.com wrote:
Yes I did.
A question to Dragon users: can
And all this is accessible, right? How does Voiceover handle things like word
suggestion lists, things that Wiondows screen readers need special scripts to
understand? On web pages, can you move around with commands like next
heading, or at least tell Dragon to press command option control h?
I'd love to know what you did then. I installed a trial of Dragon a few weeks
ago, opened it up, and Voiceover hardly even saw that a window was there. I
could configure nothing, there were no instructions, nothing. Yes, I enabled it
in my security settings.
As to screen navigation, I know
That afternoon, now then reading this message again you
installed a trial of Dragon. Unfortunately the trial and the full version do
not behave the same. For instance I don't know if in the trial if you can make
many adjustments. Two in the flow version however once the product
Thanks. I'm not even talking about training, though - I cannot dictate
anything. I cannot see how to start or pause dictation, access settings, or
anything else. My understanding was that the trial is a time-limited version of
the full program, so in theory I should have full access to all
Did you allow access to the accessibility features of your computer? In
security settings, select privacy, then Accessibility, and check Dragon
Dictate. This fixed it for me.
On Mar 9, 2014, at 9:03 PM, Alex Hall mehg...@icloud.com wrote:
Thanks. I'm not even talking about training, though - I
Yes I did.
A question to Dragon users: can you navigate? In Windows, for instance, you can
say press button or move up four or press tab. Can Dragon on the mac do
this kind of thing, or is it restricted to dictation only?
On Mar 9, 2014, at 10:18 PM, Brandon Olivares programmer2...@gmail.com
Hello All,
Dragon is launching a new dictate software for Mac. There is an introductory
price of US $99.99. My question for the list is: With the ability dictate and
navigate the Mac via speech, what would be the avantages in investing in
Dragon? One feature that caught my attention was the
Hi there
I have not used Dragon, but my first reaction to this is that the dictation on
the Mac is good enough that I would want a lot of benefit more before I would
want to spend $99 for it. I find the one that already comes with Mavericks to
be pretty accurate. Do they let you have a trial
Ditto. Not that I use dictation but $99 is just wow expensive for
something that can be done at no additional charge.
Regards Chris
Clap along if you feel like a room without a roof!
On 08/03/2014 22:07, Eugenia Firth wrote:
Hi there
I have not used Dragon, but my first reaction to this is
Interesting, I believe the ScanSoft speech recognition is the basis for both
speech recognition systems. Given that Mac Dictate can now be loaded directly
on the Mac for continuous speech recognition, Dragon would most likely only be
beneficial if one needed to use more granulated Command and
Dragon for Mac v3.x is inaccessible, even the company admits to that. I haven't
tested out v4 yet. Still, if it lacks things like voice commands to move around
and edit text, or move up and down menus and tables, I don't see the point. For
straight dictation, the Mac does well. That said,
Good evening, before we start characterizing software good, or bad. I think we
need to stop and try and think of who might be reading this. Most people it is
true don't need dictation but some of us were actually have verified written
expression disorders and other disabling conditions that
I have Dragon, but it totally freezes my Macbook Air, so I don't use it very
often. I would use it more though if it would work better.
On Mar 9, 2014, at 12:33 AM, Maurice Mines maurice.mi...@gmail.com wrote:
Good evening, before we start characterizing software good, or bad. I think
we need
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