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>Has anyone used DragonDictate with NT Server? I normally use it with NT
Workstation but am testing out a dual processor Pentium (with success so
far!) and am getting "Generic Window" for the vocabulary in MS DevStudio and
MS Word. I don't see how this could be related to the dual processors
(although anything is possible) so I'm wondering if it is because of NT Server.
>
>Thanks
>Jamie
>
>Hello Jamie,
this is not occurring just because of NT server, I get it on my PC
which is just running NT. If you remember, Dana also had this problem.
I find it occurs when I have shut all applications and so DD does not have
a focus. It also seems to occur randomly (but rarely) when applications
have just been opened. I find there is no way to make DD recognise these
applications other than by shutting and reopening them. Sometimes I think
this happens more when I have limited resources, but as it just happened to me
this morning when I only had opened one programme I'm not sure that holds!
Are you finding that this happens consistently with your applications,
or just occasionally?
I do wonder if there is some interaction with the network software...
since we types who are using NT are more likely to be on a highly active
network than people logging in from home on their windows 95 machines.
Jenny
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Dr Jenny Woods
Energy Research Unit
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
Chilton, Didcot, OXON, OX11 0QX
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