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Subject: Re: NS 202 german Ed. problems
Author: voice-users@@voicerecognition.comatinetgw at mktmail
Date: 23/02/1998 04:17


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Ah, I was hearing a different problem when I read Nicolai's post.
Monica, the amount of time for the pause between dictation and command
words can be adjusted. In Deluxe, it is under Tools|Options|Misc.(may
found in a different location in Personal or Preferred) There is a
slider for this adjustment. There is also a help button on that screen
which explains the effects of the different postions.
Hope this helps,
Rose


Monica Kirsch wrote:
>
> I've been using NatSpeak 2.02 (English) for a week, and I've had a similar
> problem (arrgh!). I say "Correct That," and "that" shows up in the box to
be
> corrected instead of the phrase I just selected. NatSpeak usually hasn't
done
> it twice in a row, though--I reselect the phrase, try to say "Correct
That" a
> wee bit faster, and that takes care of it. I'm not entirely sure if the
> problem is a nearby sentence containing "that," or not saying "Correct
That"
> quickly enough, so Dragon recognizes it as a phrase instead of two
separate
> words (??).
>
> Monica
> monicath@@msn.com
>
> Nicolai 'Frodo' Richter wrote:
> >
> > Hi fellow voice users,
> >
> > Recently I ran into a mistake more and more often which didn't bother me
> > too much when it appeared first, but starts to cost me more nerves in
the
> > meantime. I don't know if this bug is typical for the German version of
> > NaturallySpeaking or if something like that also appears in the English
> > versions at all.
> >
> > It is as simple as that: whenever I say ' correct that ' and I have the
> > word ' that ' nearby in the text, NaturallySpeaking does not correct
what
> > I just dictated, but instead wants me to correct the word ' that ' which
> > was close in the text. Unfortunately, if I click on cancel in the
> > correction dialog box, the text I have just dictated is not selected any
> > more. So I cannot correct what I just dictated easily. I have to say
Mark
> > xyz to correct the last sentence, which is especially annoying if one
> > wants to correct whole sentences instead of single words, as was
proposed
> > here often before.
> >
> > As anybody ever encountered this problem? Or is it even covered in an
FAQ
> > or something like that? Is the problem appearing in the American English
> > version at all?
> >
> > Appreciating any help..
> >
> > Nicolai Richter
> >
> > PS:
> > Oh, as I come to complaining, something else comes to my mind: can
> > anybody who has used both ViaVoice and NaturallySpeaking confirm my
> > impression that the trigram statistics of ViaVoice works a lot better
> > than that in NaturallySpeaking? When I used it, I found that ViaVoice
> > quite often guessed the right words from the context, even if I did not
> > pronounce them clearly. NaturallySpeaking hardly ever corrects mistakes
> > by using the context, or so it seems to me.
> >
> > Maybe again a german-version-only problem.. btw: the german standard
> > version has a 50K vocabulary..seems like it's the way to cope with the
> > many verb forms in the language.
> >
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