Alexandro Colorado wrote:
> First of Dragon Is not Microsoft both are different companies. You can
> write to Dragon about supporting Linux OS. Also you can pursue a company
Not quite. You can write to Dragon asking why they dropped
support of Linux. And then ask when they plan to
reinstitute s
To Alexandro Colorado: You are correct in a narrow sense on what I said
in my message, but Dragon, which is owned by Nuance as is Via Voice, and
Nuance is beholden to MSFT WILL never adapt it to Linux! As to the two
other products you mentioned being somewhat usable in Linux, that is the
proble
On Sat, 09 Jun 2007 13:23:23 -0500, Johnny Andersson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oh, is that true, about the Linux kernel? Then it's a wonder that it is
as
stable as it is, isn't it? I thought that the Linux kernel was almost
100%
stolen from Unix...
And this is because you read it somewh
On Sat, 09 Jun 2007 10:44:29 -0500, Roger Markus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
On 6/7/07, John Boyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To Roger Markus: Problem is that right now with no voice dictation that
works in Linux, there is not much choice for those who have arthritis or
some other disability b
Oh, is that true, about the Linux kernel? Then it's a wonder that it is as
stable as it is, isn't it? I thought that the Linux kernel was almost 100%
stolen from Unix...
It would be interesting to see a list of what exactly has been stolen from
Microsoft...
As far as I know, both Apple and Micro
On 6/7/07, John Boyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To Roger Markus: Problem is that right now with no voice dictation that
works in Linux, there is not much choice for those who have arthritis or
some other disability but to use Windows XP and Dragon Naturally
Speaking or even Via Voice. :-(
Good
I have downloaded the Punjabi langpack for a friend (on WinXP) to have a
look at. Since the langpack is for 2.0.1 does that mean that I should
also find and download the EN 2.0.1 for installing on her PC with the
langpack, or can I use the current release of 2.2?
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Hola Antonio
OpenOffice.org es legal para uso de cualquier empresas de cualquier tamanio.
Por favor ve a http://pt.openoffice.org para la comunidad portugesa.
Hi Antonio,
OpenOffice.org is legal to be used by companies of all sizes. Please refer
to http://pt.openoffice.org to get in touch with t
Hello,
I ask for excuse in you to be to problems, but it needed to know if I can
use, open office level enterprise
,without problems?
I intended if the use in companies of open office is legal free?
Debtor for your cooperation
Best regards
ANTÓNIO ANTUNES
SERVIÇOS TÉC
Hello Simon,
great to hear from you. Congratulations for this huge work! This news is
quite interesting. Will this have consequences on the dutch spellchecker
only or on the actual localization (i.e a revised Dutch glossary) as well?
Regards,
Charles.
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