Re: Same Vocabulary in two different "users"?

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Holland:
Thanks for your response! That sounded like too much work - so I
deleted the "Talk Mic" User - and retrained my first user to the Talk
Mic. I am totally *amazed* at how accurate it is on very technical
medical terminology that I haven't even trained it on, i.e.
periventricular white matter, parenchyma, sulci - words I can barely
pronouce - and they come up perfectly!!
Now - if I can only get it to understand the simple words like you,
your, trust, and, an, etc. etc.
I have used your technique of putting phrases into the Vocabulary
Editor - that's when I really started seeing a big improvement in
accuracy! I just hope that someday I will reach your achievement - 99%
to 100% accuracy seems like an unattainable goal for me!!!
Thanks again!


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Dana W. Ciardi

Jupiter, Florida





Holland St.John wrote:

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> Dana,

> 

> Unfortunately moving the custom vocabulary  phrases you have added from

> one user to another is only easy with the Deluxe version. To move your

> custom vocabulary and custom phrases in NaturallySpeaking Personal and

> NaturallySpeaking Preferred versions you have to do a manual workaround.



SNIP....

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