Is anyone using it with Dragon 12? I cannot get Dragon to recognize it even though it is set as the default.
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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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Not sure my friend, i took my chance and it worked perfectly fine? At first i thought it didnt work until i messed with the settings on the emulator. You pretty much have to manually configure the buttons .its pretty easy. If i can do it anyone can haha.
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I have used it quite successfully with Dragon Naturally Speaking Preferred 12.5. I broke mine and bought the next step up, the WH100B, as the replacement; it did not work with the same Dragon product. Nuance has a chart ranking the units that work work with Dragon Naturally Speaking 12 on their web site. I would recommend checking it before purchasing anything.I hope this help you out. Have a nice day.
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I do not personally use Dragon however when using with Skype it required the download of an "API" which I think means additional code to provide functionality for the device. Something similar may be required for Dragon. Definitely worth a little research.
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I cannot say as I didn't have the dragon edition. I had the GT70 and GT60. Both of those ended up being duds. I do remember a tech telling me the dragon series had a problem with certain brands of memory. But, that's my only recollection of the dragon edition.
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The information seems to be lacking on the Dragon Touch, it looks like most of them use some version of the mini/micro USB to charge, IF you have the 7" y88, that seems to be the only one I have found with a round charger port, the type "M" on the StarTech mentioned is too big around, I got this much by asking Amazon to list AC chargers for the Dragon Touch and looking for the diameter of the plug.. If there are more models or you need help with a specific model of Dragon Touch, I would be glad to check.
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yes... http://www.amazon.com/Dragon-Dictate-Version-3-0-Mac/dp/B009348X7Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1363719446&sr=8-1&keywords=dragon+software+for+mac
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Yes, I'm using Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12. This mic has worked well for over a year and a half and counting.
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I actually already had Dragon and bought this specifically to work with it so I can't say for sure. However, my guess is the full version would always be optimal and more stable.
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Dragon Assistant is more accurate and fun than than the native Win 8.1 speech recognition software but the version I was using when I uninstalled it would only take about one sentence at a time and had to be restarted after every sentence so it was only usable for texting. The native Win 8.1 Speech recognition software is in my opinion still a bare bones Beta product, so I will be purchasing Dragon 12.5. I hope Nuance finally delivers on the promise, this'll be the third or fourth purchase of a dragon product. Anybody want a free copy of Dragon 10 that was never satisfactory? (rhetorical question only) Dragon Assistant is more accurate and fun than than the native Win 8.1 speech recognition software but the version I was using when I uninstalled it would only take about one sentence at a time and had to be restarted after every sentence so it was only usable for texting. The native Win 8.1 Speech recognition software is in my opinion still a bare bones Beta product, so I will be purchasing Dragon 12.5. I hope Nuance finally delivers on the promise, this'll be the third or fourth purchase of a dragon product. Anybody want a free copy of Dragon 10 that was never satisfactory?... » Read More Dragon Assistant is more accurate and fun than than the native Win 8.1 speech recognition software but the version I was using when I uninstalled it would only take about one sentence at a time and had to be restarted after every sentence so it was only usable for texting. The native Win 8.1 Speech recognition software is in my opinion still a bare bones Beta product, so I will be purchasing Dragon 12.5. I hope Nuance finally delivers on the promise, this'll be the third or fourth purchase of a dragon product. Anybody want a free copy of Dragon 10 that was never satisfactory? (rhetorical question only) « Show Less
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Dfwggreg, I dont see why its not working, but did you check the specs of everything? Thats what I would usually do to find where/why it would not work. Hope that helps. Sorry that I couldnt be of much help!
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The headset transmits to a small wireless antenna plugged into a USB port. You'd have to check with your IT people, but my guess is that you have to have Dragon installed on the same computer as you have the headset plugged into. By the way, this headset works flawlessly with Dragon. I dictate on and off all day, and have had no problems.
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Yes, you can dictate a book to Dragon! That is my reason for using it. When you first start, it goes through some exercises so that the software recognizes your style of conversation and any accent you have. That makes it very intuitive when you start talking and dictating. It does perform punctuation and grammar when you instruct it. So if you haven't done that before, you will need to get used to that. You will say things like ... Quote, comma, period, end quote. But another user mentioned that it doen't help with that, and I believe he or she means that if you don't know correct punctuation or grammar, it won't edit for you. Also, you can train it to know how to spell things like names that are different. On my iPad, I can't get it to ever spell my name right, but Dragon will learn and then do it correctly from that point on. You can even learn instructions for going back a few words and tell it to capitalize or delete or add something. It does take time to learn these things, but it is well worth the investment, especially if you don't type fast or need to stand. I think a person could also purchase a Bluetooth if they wanted to be doing something at the same time! But I haven't tried that yet. Best wishes to you as you write your book!
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With my dragon Touch 10.1" all I do is plug it in and it works just like it should. You do have to select the area on where you are wanting to type (entering information on a web page)
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I tried Windows Vista speech program and nearly threw my laptop out in the yard! It was SO frustrating, adding words when I would take a breath, trying to predict what I was going to say. Dragon didn't do that. We are still learning each other, but I will say I prefer it to Vista. Hope this helps.
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I have no experience with Dragon or voice recognition software, sorry I can't help you there. I'll try testing it though.
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I use an add on in wow for mine. It is meant for the razer Naga but works on the dragon to. I got the add on from the curse website. I can link to it this afternoon when I get home. Link for the Curse Addon is below:http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/razernagaDid you install the perdition software for the mouse? Mine worked in Wow before I used the add on but I had been playing with the software before that to.