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No separate headset required! Support for bit and bit Windows In order to install Dragon NaturallySpeaking Home v15, your computer must meet the following system requirements. Interested in the Mac version of Dragon? See Dragon Professional Individual for Mac. Note: Comparison is for the previous versions of Dragon, and will be updated. Dragon can also be personalized with a custom vocabulary of acronyms, proper names, and other unique phrases you frequently use.
Most people speak over words per minute, but type less than 40 words in the same amount of time. Dragon NaturallySpeaking lets you create letters and e-mails about three times faster than typing. Boost performance further with easier correction and editing options, as well as more control over your command preferences. Dragon NaturallySpeaking has great out-of-the-box accuracy, and gets smarter the more you use it; however, if needed, you can make corrections to your texts by speaking. More — as well as more likely — word choice options have been included to make changes both quicker and easier.
You can also format text by voice; e. Dragon can even adapt its format rules by detecting your format corrections, e. The software can now remind you to analyze documents and sent emails, as well as to run Language Optimization upon file save to boost accuracy even further. Dragon NaturallySpeaking includes a comprehensive help system and tutorials to introduce you to the software, including fun exercises showing best practices when it comes to dictation, editing, and formatting.
Nuance-approved free noise-canceling microphone comes with the software for free box version only; download version does not include free microphone. Use Dragon Voice Shortcuts to send email to multiple friends by saying e.
The updates to Dragon 10 include support for people with accented English, as well as voice-command shortcuts for supported applications and Web searches. Dragon NaturallySpeaking is supposed to translate spoken words to text twice as quickly as version 9. We couldn't measure that, but did notice a speed improvement. ViaVoice for the Mac, which uses Nuance's technology, is no longer updated. You'll also need a noise-canceling headset microphone, a bit or equivalent sound card, and a DVD drive.
Preferred Mobile adds a digital voice recorder. Make sure to uninstall an earlier version of Dragon if you have one. And if you already have the latest version on a PC, don't overwrite it with a lesser-featured version that may be bundled with a new, supported digital voice recorder.
Installing Dragon 10 on two Windows XP machines took around 20 minutes without incident. Unfortunately, Windows Vista installation was a nightmare. Or had it? We were caught in a catch of circular commands after rebooting more than a dozen times. The issue was related to a known bug in Windows Vista. We spent what amounted to more than two hours with a polite, bright tech support representative who offered a workaround.
Once it's running, Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 adds a small feature bar that sits atop other open applications on your desktop. The well-organized pull-down menus haven't changed from the past. The text will "type" pretty much wherever a cursor appears, including word processing pages, Web form fields, and the included DragonPad. Dragon performs a microphone check during setup. When our volume was too low on the Windows Vista laptop, we couldn't use the software.
Somehow reading our frustrated mind, it typed "I hate you I" when we said, "Type. We reverted to the same headset packaged with Dragon 9, with better results. Training is optional, but we recommend stepping through its paces to get Dragon up to speed with your speech patterns.
The software can also scan the documents and e-mails on your computer to look for commonly used words. And there's improved QuickVoice formatting. For instance, now you can utter the command, "Underline The Grapes of Wrath " to underline the book's title, which took two steps with previous versions. In addition, Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 introduces Voice Shortcuts that enable you to look things up online quickly in your default browser.
The same applies for Wikipedia, eBay, and Amazon. Dragon 10 is also built to search within Windows Vista folders and in Google Desktop. Using Dragon with the Google Docs online word processor was trickier in our tests than with Microsoft Word or People with disabilities can mostly drop the mouse and the keyboard, asking Dragon to do the work for them.
But if you have the choice, we still prefer manual controls to the tedious attempts at using Dragon to cut and paste chunks of text within a long document. The more you use Dragon, correcting its errors and adding your own lingo to its vocabulary, the better it gets. It already recognizes everything from "a cappella" to "smiley-face" to "ZZ Top.
ASP" and saying "smiley-face" will spell out this character: :- Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 has the intelligence to detect words within context. For example, it knows to type "eating a carrot" instead of "eating a karat.
You don't need to speak like a robot into the mic, although enunciating helps. If you tend to mumble, then act as if you're reading a book to a child or a teleprompter for a newscast when using Dragon. Out of the box, the application does very well with long, polysyllabic words.
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