http://tiplet.com/tip/how-to-use-speech-to-text-software/ expert tips & tech support Tue, 01 May 2012 15:45:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://tiplet.com/tip/how-to-use-speech-to-text-software/comment-page-1/#comment-351 Nigel D Withyman Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:52:54 +0000 http://tiplet.com/?p=1139#comment-351 Hi David, Many thanks for your helpful, informative and interesting response to my query regarding 'Voice recognition'. I am in fact using 'Sun Open Office' 3.0 wordprocessing software which I understand bears some similarities with 'Word 2003'. Is it possible to utilise VR in Open Office without purchasing more reliable (and I would imagine expensive) software in order to get a flavour for it? If so, how do I set about doing this? Thanks again for producing such a helpful Newsletter! Best wishes, Nigel D Withyman Ps Thanks also to 'Karoly' for that contribution! Hi David,
Many thanks for your helpful, informative and interesting response to my query regarding ‘Voice recognition’.
I am in fact using ‘Sun Open Office’ 3.0 wordprocessing software which I understand bears some similarities with ‘Word 2003′. Is it possible to utilise VR in Open Office without purchasing more reliable (and I would imagine expensive) software in order to get a flavour for it? If so, how do I set about doing this?
Thanks again for producing such a helpful Newsletter!
Best wishes,
Nigel D Withyman
Ps Thanks also to ‘Karoly’ for that contribution!

]]> http://tiplet.com/tip/how-to-use-speech-to-text-software/comment-page-1/#comment-339 Karoly Wed, 01 Apr 2009 21:12:48 +0000 http://tiplet.com/?p=1139#comment-339 As a longtime user of DNS, I would advise any new user to use it only if necessary. I use it only because of repetitive motion trauma to my wrists. There's a long learning curve of the user accomodating to DNS and DNS learning the user's quirks and vocabulary and way of speaking. Learning to touch-type is much quicker. A lot quicker. I learned to touch-type the summer before I went to college and never looked back. As a longtime user of DNS, I would advise any new user to use it only if necessary. I use it only because of repetitive motion trauma to my wrists. There’s a long learning curve of the user accomodating to DNS and DNS learning the user’s quirks and vocabulary and way of speaking. Learning to touch-type is much quicker. A lot quicker. I learned to touch-type the summer before I went to college and never looked back.

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