My husband has been using Dragon Naturally Speaking for years, to save his
wrists. (Interestingly, I can tell when I am reading something he wrote using
it--there is a relaxed wordiness his typed prose does not have!)
It is a good product but it is designed for intensive use by a single voice,
and even after years of use he needs to proofread (though he has a big vocab
and is likely to be using new words all the time, so this may not always be
true). Each user creates a user profile that is always being trained.
Judy Shoaf
Looking for any information about audio transcription software. Have seen
commercials for Dragon Naturally Speaking. Does it work or is there something
better?
Thanks!
Debbie Phipps
phip...@central.edu
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