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> I would be very surprised if Dragon ever releases a new version of
> DragonDictate ... my impression is that they consider it to be a dead
> product line, despite the fact that it's a terrific and very useful product.
That's worrying. I still haven't got around to training Nat
properly, and yet am amazed by its recognition powers. But
Dictate really is a remarkable product and there will be people
who need it until Nat has all its qualities.
> I think that we just have to hope that the macro and command/control
> facilities of D/NS will improve in future releases.
I suppose Deluxe is a half-way house to that.
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Judy Evans jae2@@york.ac.uk
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