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I'm still plugging away with standard ViaVoice (to keep the learning
curve down), while I do look forward to upgrading in the near future.
While the price of the ViaVoice Gold has gone down, I have not
encountered any rebates for a standard ViaVoice user other then the
competitive upgrade offered to all.
Since I do have minor problems with repetitive strain related to mouse
use, I look forward to getting into some command and control stuff with
ViaVoice Gold. In the meantime, however, your posting raises for me a
question, to which I have not figured out an answer:
What is the best way of getting speech recognition software to recognize
a web site address in its proper format? As in
http://www.out-loud.com/ (typed manually).
Whenever by start out with a http:// (which I trained to be a phrase) I
get into a mess, especially with the ".com" (which I just inserted
manually). Do you have a suggestion that would help about this newbie?
Thanks.
Regards, Alan
Susan Fulton wrote:
>
> ViaVoice Gold comes with a "Bonus pack for Internet Explorer 4".
> Curiosity got the best of me and I tried downloading Explorer 4 and
> installing this program, but was unable to get it to load properly.
> This does not mean, however, that you wouldn't be able to. If one
> could get to work, I am assuming it will work in the same way as the
> "Netscape connection" products that worked with IBM's discrete speech
> applications. This let you jump to a web site by speaking English
> words in the link that was in hypertext on the page you were looking
> at. Pretty cool.
>
> SF/Dictated using ViaVoice Gold speech recognition software. Please forgive "typos."
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