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motherboard with its built-in sound. I am using Dragon Naturally Speaking
with it and getting excellent recognition. I think problems reported earlier
were not so much Dell as the make of motherboard they used in that model.
For the record, I am using a Talk Mic rather than the VXI mike that came
with DNS.
John Nixon
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From: Holland St.John <holland@@rattlers.net>
To: Vr list <Vrlist@@aol.com>
Cc: voice-users@@voicerecognition.com <voice-users@voicerecognition.com>
Date: 12 March 1998 23:23
Subject: Re: L1 or L2 cache?
>Hmmm...
>I was just looking at the original post about the new Dell computer and
>cache question... I was thinking about the question but missed the other
>red flag. Dell computers have a notoriously bad reputation for their
>built-in sound circuits when used with voice recognition. You may find
>yourself needing to disable the onboard sound circuits and adding a
>sound card to get the system to work well with VR.
>
>Holland
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