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and itself. WP8 seems to be a fairly stable product (the 32 bit is
welcome but I still prefer WP 6.1) - cannot say the same about Corel
Central which is part of the suite. If you are thinking about
installing, would recommend you install only WP 8 (having nothing to do
with Nat). If you do decide to install the full suite, be prepared to
keep downloading and installing patches and fixes as Corel comes up with
them. Patches, fixes, conflicts seems to be a way of life whether we
are talking about Office, Corel, MS, IBM or Dragon. All of these
products are going out the door too fast and are built around an OS that
is very fragile.
Rose
Patrick Maheral wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> A while back, there were (mfc42.dll) problems between
> NatSpeak and WP8. I think this was a problem with the
> personal edition of NatSpeak (ie. original 1.0). I
> would like to know if any of you have tried new
> versions (2.02) of NatSpeak with WP8. If so, have the
> incompatibilities been resolved?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Patrick
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