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I agree with you that the steps necessary to go to a larger vocabulary size
(recreating custom phrases and every running documents to the Topic Builder)
are a bit of a pain. However, it has been my experience that it is well
worth it if you switch to the 55K vocabulary which has the larger language
model. There is a noticeable drop in misrecognitions. (I will have to be
satisfied with using the 55K vocabulary and not the new 'Best Match'
technology until I can upgrade the motherboard and processor in my aging
Pentium 133. According to the information on Joel Gould's unofficial
information pages you need at least a 200MHz processor to take advantage of
this technology.)
If I had the funds available I'd bite the bullet and purchase a completely
new Pentium II 400MHz machine with a Turtle Beach Montego sound card and
128MB of memory. Wouldn't that be something to run NaturallySpeaking Deluxe
version 3.0 on!
Patrick
-----Original Message-----
From: Holland St.John <holland@@rattlers.net>
To: Susan Fulton <fulton@@nytimes.com>
Cc: Judy Evans <jae2@@york.ac.uk>; Voice Users
<voice-users@@voicerecognition.com>
Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 7:13 PM
Subject: Re: Vocabulary size
>Susan Fulton wrote:
>>
>> How *do* you change vocabulary size? I have Upgrade Deluxe. I don't see
it
>> in the menus. Susan
>snip
>
>Well, (unfortunately) you cannot just "change size." You have to start a
>new vocabulary (pick "vocabulary" "new" on the menus). This means you
>lose your custom phrases, words, etc when you start a new one.
>Definitely a hassle if you just want to see if it is "better."
>
>Holland
>
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