Let's see if this works:
Mar. 29th, 2013 02:50 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
capri0mniOkay, the other day I gave in and bought Dragon quote NaturallySpeaking, since it was 40% off for one day. After it arrived in the mail I tried to run the speech recognition, only to discover that the microphone was not properly plugged in to my computer. So I had to wait for Audrey to come by today to plug-in the new microphone headset which came with the program I've now spent about an hour fiddling with the tutorial and I am now using the program to write this entry.
We are still learning each other; one trick we are having to learn is distinguishing between directions and what I actually want to say. And of course, On my end actually knowing what I want to say. So far so good however.
Dragon dictate does not recognize DreamWidth's entry window directly, but openness and dictation box from which I can transfer the text. Which I will try to do now…
We are still learning each other; one trick we are having to learn is distinguishing between directions and what I actually want to say. And of course, On my end actually knowing what I want to say. So far so good however.
Dragon dictate does not recognize DreamWidth's entry window directly, but openness and dictation box from which I can transfer the text. Which I will try to do now…
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Date: 2013-03-29 09:13 pm (UTC)I'm guessing it's a male dragon because it doesn't seem to recognize your periods.
There's a different "post an entry" page that's in beta right now. You can turn it on at this link
http://www.dreamwidth.org/beta
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Date: 2013-03-29 09:40 pm (UTC)ha-ha. It also helps if I remember to say "period" at the end of my sentences. It's also a trick it's also a trick when you wanted to type out the word period.
I mean what if wanted to have a character say: "scratch that" without having it erase what had just written?Answer: make sure to say scratch and that with a long pause in between.