Dec 7 2005, 09:27 PM
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Newbie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 7-December 05 Member No.: 19,113 VR User?: 1 day Which Program?: prefered 8 Why do you Use VR?: home |
i have a dell inspiron 2200 laptop and am trying to install dragon. the headset that came with it is picking up no sound. could this be caused by my laptops sound card? i was given this laptop and do not know about the sound. please help.
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Dec 8 2005, 06:30 PM
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Member ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 15 Joined: 3-December 05 Member No.: 19,108 VR User?: 14 years Which Program?: Dragon Dictate then Naturally Speaking Why do you Use VR?: Ease of use and to stay current while assisting clients Where are you Located: PEI Canada Other Comments: Totally ticked off. I can't remember the user name and password I registered with 4 years ago and despite several requests I have not been sent the necessary information. |
Blond,
Follow Marty's suggestion, but realize that the headset that comes with DNS only belongs in one place - the garbage! However, presuming that you have the headset plugged into the "mic in" connection on your soundcard rather than "line-in" connection you should at least get some response. If you want DNS to work for you and to be accurate a good microphone is necessary. Also, as I mentioned a previous post, the "duplexing" in the BIOS has to be set to "full" rather than "partial". You did not give us any system specifications or version and the edition of DNS that you are using/trying to use. Dictated with Dragon Naturally Speaking Version 8 Professional John Wickett PEI Canada 902-368-0141 902-651-2152 jwickett@auracom.com john.wickett@vac-acc.gc.ca |
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