Is Dragon Dictate compatable with the iAuthor app?
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I haven't used that one. It does type in any window I've used it in. But getting complicated with it is a lot easier in a text window than something like Pages with a lot of commands.
1503301
My experience dictates : ) success when using Plantronics DSP-V3. I have used two others with varying success however it may also depend on your voice, diction, inflection, accent, and training the program to understand YOU. Quite honestly I find the Apple voice recognition software included with Mountain Lion and I presume Mavericks to work equally as well as Dragon Dictate. Apple provides far superior customer service. Dragon virtually none! Save a couple hundred bucks with less frustration.
1679731
I doubt it, get Dassault Draftsite instead, it's free, it's better and runs on Windows seven. Trying to work between Autcads and Msofts non helpful help lines would be worse than sticking pins into tender places,
121665
Yes the Nuance Dragon Software will actually transcribe for you. It works both live and off recordings. The program has difficulty with scientific or specialized words, and constantly messes up punctuation, but if the choice is between manual transcription and using Dragon you will come out WAY ahead using the software.
2205206
This particular version of Dragon Naturally Speaking is designed to install on MS Windows. You can probably use your Android device to record an audio file to upload to your Windows based PC, like a dictation device.
941524
No. I've been using a free alternative called Shion (for Mac, iPhone, etc.). Its interface is bare minimum but it works.
2126476
Windows phones have their own built in software which works pretty good, so never looked into Dragon. I actually use the voice text message very often, and the quality is very standard. Voice email must use a different algorithm than the texting, as it seems to perform better. I do not craft complicated emails or texts using this software, however.
839972
I dont know, for sure. It seems like you should. I have only used the xtools app. Its free and works well for me. Sorry i could not be more definite.
1426945
I would also like to know whether anyone is using Dragon for the same purpose. I purchased a Sony Ditigal Voice Recorder ICD-UX70 a while ago which claims to be compatible with Dragon NaturallySpeaking software. Has anyone been successful transcribing teleconferences (lots of different voices)?
1661964
No Idea. Only to find out is give it a try. You may need an app to recognize interface.
1940410
Dictation software is available on the Mac. Although I haven't looked at it in a while and it may have changed with the last update, the Mac dictation is far more limited and is more appropriate for a sentence or two or quick commands. Unless it has radically changed, it is not as accurate as Dragon, once you have set up and implemented Dragon. It is good for a quick sentence here or there but isn't yet set up for dictating long text documents the way that Dragon is. I agree it would be much better to have all this at your fingertips within the OS itself (and I'd even be willing to pay for an add on). Dragon definitely could use some competition in this market and Apple clearly has the ability to do this, as does Google. Sadly, neither company has released anything that can compete directly with Dragon. Dragon's software definitely works, but whether you are using it in Windows or OS X, it is definitely quirky and never completely integrates with the host OS. Having the most mature and viable product and pretty much the ONLY product for individual use, has allowed Dragon to charge higher prices, give so-so customer support to retail consumers, and continue to put a product that never quite meshes completely with the host OS (although it remains highly useful and is gobs faster than typing). It is only a matter of time, though, and this is a field where some healthy competition would be a good thing.
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Well, for one, you don't need an Internet connection in order to be able to dictate. It's also somewhat faster, and works a lot better for really long dictation. It depends on what you doing with it. If you're going to be dictating stuff a lot, you will certainly want Dragon Dictate. On the other hand, if you're not doing a whole lot, or it's really just a quick dictation, you might want to stick with mountain lion's built in dictation feature. One of the other options, which I would certainly recommend, when using Dragon Dictate is the use of a better microphone. It really makes a difference. I find it to be extremely accurate on my Mac, and overall quite fast. In fact, I just dictated all of this with it. You should really check Dragon Dictate's website. It contains most of what you're looking for, with all of the different features and everything. One of the best parts is the ability to almost completely control the Mac. This is in comparison with mountain lion only being able to dictate into text fields.
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The version that I have is English. I believe that there are other languages available, but the default language is english for Dragon 12.
1353645
So far I would say no. I have checked in the program, and in the help manual which is available online, and the index, and there are no references anywhere to different languages. I would ask support if there is a version of the program that has Chinese, or check all of their product offerings. Likely Finale will do this as it is their flagship product. Please contact support for the latest information.
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They give you two installs for one license but I don't think you can do one for different operating systems. If you have an iPad go with the Mac version because then you can download Final Draft writer app ($25) and can go back and forth.
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Yes. I have used it with Dragon 12. Things you can check: 1. In the Windows Control Panel, click System &gt; Device Manager &gt; Sound, video and game controllers. Then double-click on Plantronics Wireless Audio. Check to see if the device status says "This device is working properly." 2. In the control panel open Sound. Click on the Recording tab. The Plantronics wireless audio should be listed as a microphone and as default and have a green check mark. If it does not, select it and set it as default. If it shows as not plugged in, check your connections. 3. On the DragonBar, click Profile &gt; Add dictation source to current User Profile... In the window that opens, under Dictation Source: click the down arrow and select your Plantronics headset from the list. Hope this helps
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It works well with Dragon. I don't have legal version. Quality mic but don't drop it. Broke first time I dropped it. It was a fall any cell phone would have survived.