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For the past 3 years, I have been using the DOS version of DragonDictate
on a PC, networked to my Unix workstation, and utilizing the freeware
tool a2x to translate voice events into X Windows events. There are several
others that use the same setup (I was not the first).
I am curious as to what other software engineers that cannot type are
using. I'm not just interested in Unix solutions. I'd like to hear what
Windows and NT users are using as well.
How does Naturally Speaking work for programmers like myself?
Thanks much in advance.
Jim Reid
reid@@image.kodak.com
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