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Dear mathematics users,
Up till recently the standard advice for running mathematical packages
such as MATLAB , MATHCAD7, REDUCE would be to use Dragon Dictate. So I put
in a bid for both this and Naturally Speaking (for typing text). Two
questions:
1. Is this up to date ? or can we yet run these other programs with e.g.
the Preferred or de Luxe editions of NS ?
2. If you think it is still advisable to buy DD is there any reason for
going for one version rather than another?
I should be most grateful if you would reply to g.wexler@@open.ac.uk
Many thanks,
Geoff Wexler.
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From: owner-voice-users
To: Voice Users
Subject: Voice Strain Resources
Date: Monday, December 15, 1997 11:04AM
In my postings to this list (and SOREHANDS), about programming-by-voice
and VoiceGrip, I have always been careful to start with a warning about
voice strain. However, I have just realized that such a warning is
absent from the VoiceGrip web site.
I would like to correct this situation. Can anyone recommend a good site
with accurate and up to date information on Voice Strain?
Thanks
--
Alain D=E9silets
Research Officer | Agent de recherche
Institute for Information Technology | Institut de Technologie de
l'information
National Research Council of Canada | Conseil National de recherches
du Canada
Ottawa | Ottawa
email: alain@@ai.iit.nrc.ca
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