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Old 07-25-2004, 08:51 PM   #1
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Software that writes what you speak?

Is anyone familiar with the typing programs like naturally speaking dragon? I have just been diagnosed with severe carpal tunnel in BOTH wrists and have to wear splints and live off of vicodin and naprosyn, cortozone shots did not help. I ask because I am in college and have tons of writing to do and am looking for an easier way. Is it cheap to buy because I am pretty broke at the moment?
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Hi Slovak, sounds pretty bad. I think that windows has a speech recognition feature that is sometimes installed and is in control panel/speech. I haven’t used it so you would have to read up on it if you have it. I don’t use speech recognition software but it appears that the Dragon trademark is out front in technology and price. I saw something you might be interested in for $29.95 at this site> http://www.digitalriver.com/dr/v2/ec...CACHE_ID=79391

< There’s always ebay but you need to watch out that you aren’t buying someone else's problem child or that it's going for not much less than new. >

http://search.ebay.com/speech-recogn...QsosortorderZ1 <

I would stick with the latest technology if possible. I probably haven’t told you anything that you already haven’t found out but I hope it helps. I hope you are able to see a way around your new challenge. Best wishes.

Here is a site that has some good info and links. There are some relative usenet links there too. >

http://www.speechstudio.com/commercial/speech.htm <
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Old 07-19-2008, 03:19 AM   #3
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Re: Software that writes what you speak?

just found this on Google, looking for the best program to download to type what I speak.
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Old 07-20-2008, 12:23 AM   #4
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Re: Software that writes what you speak?

Hi Firetown, could you just be a little more specific LOL?
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Re: Software that writes what you speak?

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Is anyone familiar with the typing programs like naturally speaking dragon? I have just been diagnosed with severe carpal tunnel in BOTH wrists and have to wear splints and live off of vicodin and naprosyn, cortozone shots did not help. I ask because I am in college and have tons of writing to do and am looking for an easier way. Is it cheap to buy because I am pretty broke at the moment?
Sorry to hear of your plight. I've used speech recognition on the past, but its been a few years. So I'm not much help. My wife has just recovered from a right hand operation, for severe carpal tunnel. She now has all the feeling back in her fingers and looks like it will be a full recovery for her. Hope ya get things worked out ok.
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