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coin to describe the situation. However, for several years in Dragon
Dictate (discrete), I would say *#$%%^ when this happened and the Dragon
would display a little box that said "thank you kind human" Maybe I need
to make a voice macro for Nat like that.
:)
Rose
BYWONG@@aol.com wrote:
>
> A typo suggests that the typist struck the wrong key.
> Dicto, verbo, etc. suggests that the speaker said the wrong word.
>
> In VR, the computer often misrecognizes and the speaker/dictator/editor
> doesn't catch the error. When words and editorial errors are printed and
> published, aren't these called
>
> "erratum" or "errata".
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