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stingray61
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tbon45 said:
Dragon Naturally Speaking is about the best program out there for that. Of course the best ones are a bit expensive but I hear they are well worth the money. When you buy one it will walk you through the setup.
SweetErika
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Re: Re: microphone
Yep. We bought a legit copy on ebay a few years ago, and it did work well. I believe it even came with a microphone headset. You have to be willing to put in the time to get the voice recognition set up (you read a series of stories they give you), but it's pretty easy to use.
stingray61 said:
Yep. We bought a legit copy on ebay a few years ago, and it did work well. I believe it even came with a microphone headset. You have to be willing to put in the time to get the voice recognition set up (you read a series of stories they give you), but it's pretty easy to use.
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glad you're back home and healing, tbon. good luck and i hope you have a full, fast recovery.
important note:
if you're using a microphone on your pc for voice recognition... get one you can plug into a USB port. plugging a mic into the sound card directly can cause various sound anomolies and you'll also pick up some "electronic noise" from the pc itself. bypassing the jack in the sound card eliminates that.
the gadget/gizmo writer for the ny times (david pogue) highly recommends the current version of dragonfly. it's highly effective and the more you use it the better it gets. one of his articles noted the point i made above. sweeterika is right... it's definitely worth the money from all i've heard/read.
important note:
if you're using a microphone on your pc for voice recognition... get one you can plug into a USB port. plugging a mic into the sound card directly can cause various sound anomolies and you'll also pick up some "electronic noise" from the pc itself. bypassing the jack in the sound card eliminates that.
the gadget/gizmo writer for the ny times (david pogue) highly recommends the current version of dragonfly. it's highly effective and the more you use it the better it gets. one of his articles noted the point i made above. sweeterika is right... it's definitely worth the money from all i've heard/read.
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tbon45 said:
Apparently it does have some capability. Here's an article http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/expert/moskowitz_02september23.mspx and you might want to spend some time looking up other info.
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