Thanks for the input Steve, but I'm still a little confused. Are you
talking about the beta scripts at the hj site? If so, I tried to install
them specifically for Dragon Dictate (I haven't installed Naturally
Speaking on the user's computer, but will if I need to) and they didn't
seem to work. All that I really needed the scripts for is so that the user
will be able to know when his microphone is awake or asleep.
Steve Shepherd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/04/99 05:40:07 PM
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Hi Roger:
I'm using DragonDictate with JFW and the new scripts. They are separate
from the scripts for NaturallySpeaking and therefore run independently.
In my opinion, the DragonDictate scripts work quite well but are somewhat
incomplete for document editing. The NaturallySpeaking scripts work pretty
well, but need improving.
Steve
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>Hello. I'm new to the list. I have a couple of questions about the scripts
>for Dragon Naturally Speaking and Dragon Dictate. Has anyone installed
>them? I have a user here that uses Dragon Dictate for commands and does
not
>use Dragon Naturally speaking. I can install Naturally Speaking on his
>computer if it will make the scripts work properly, but I don't want to
>install it if he would have to open Naturally Speaking to make them work.
>Anyone have any ideas?
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