"Jay Hersh aka Dr. BeerŪ" wrote:
>
> >
> >Are you talking about knowing what you want to say and it not
> >appearing on the screen once you say it? This happens to me
> >frequently. I know what I want to convey in my head but the words
> >just don't come out making any sense without lots of document
> >massaging. This is where DragonDictate has NaturallySpeaking beat.
> >
>
> to some extent that's it. My wife is in the legal industry and they
> actually are sometimes offered courses on how to dictate to dictaphone
> machines. Basically thinking coherently as you dictate can really be a
> challenge. People tend to think about things but not always in stream of
> consciousness fashion. Keeping your thoughts organized and coherent while
> generating a stream of consciousness output is the challenge. I find
> discrete speech allows me to think more about what I say and modify what I
> intend to say often before I say it. Working with a dictaphone or
> continuous speech recognition systems affords you less of an opportunity to
> do so.
>
> Jay
>
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