Does Mountain Lion Kill Dragon Dictate? What does DD offer that I don't get for free from Mountain Lion?
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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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Yes (Mountain Lion 10.9.x) if you get the driver - http://www.displaylink.com/support/ticket.php?id=354Don't know whether it works on OSX Yosemite
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It won't Don, the Mac versions "Dragon Dictate" & "MacSpeech" are what you would need and they cost considerably more than the PC Dragon Home. $150.00 to $200.00 new. Maybe you may find a deal on a used version for Mac at Amazon. I bought mine used for about half the price of the new software simply because the box seal was broken. I sure am happy with my Dragon though. Once you get used to it you sure save a lot of time.
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What I can tell you about this drive is that I install it on my Lenovo X201 and after doing that, the computer restarts at least 30% faster, loads the applications much faster as well and because I use quite often Dragon Natural Speaking, this program performs better, and smoother. I hope that this feed back will be of help to you. I am sorry I can't be more technical, since I am not a computer technician.
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SilverFast 8 will run under 10.8 as long as you have an IntelMac - which you will, when running Mountain Lion! :)
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When I recently purchased the premium edition of Dragon NaturallySpeaking (version 11 upgraded to 11.5), I was told that the software could be used on a maximum of three different computers by the same individual. I have it installed on two different machines.
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Dragon can do this but so can Office and Windows Vista and higher. Just google it if you want to see how.
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Sam - I'm using this with Windows-7. I looked on the installation Disc which came with it and saw no reference to Mountain Lion: Try an inquiry direct to Primera, since this IS the most *premium* way to label discs I've found. Every one looks "factory printed" and it sure beats those stick-on paper labels -or- standing for hours feeding individual discs into my HP-7550. Less than a minute per full-coverage graphic photo labels to print, and based on my personal use well under 25-cents each (ink cost) printing 75+% area from outer to inner (small) hub...
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Works with Mountain Lion. However, the new Logic Pro X has the same feature built in.
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If it works for Dragon Dictate in Windows, it's reasonable to assume the same for MAC.
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No - there is only one version for Mac which is called Dragon Dictate (version 3.)
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I'm still using Snow Leopard for my operating system and the device works fine; and, it should work with Mountain Lion. For peace of mind, call US Robotics (toll-free) and speak with a tech.
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If you have a recent version of OS X (I think, it's Mountain Lion or higher), it just works. Not sure about Lion.
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Truly sorry can't answer your question, I just installed mountain lion on it as soon i got it, best regards
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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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According to the system requirements posted on their website it supports "OS X 10.5 and above, including Mountain Lion" http://fluenz.com/support/system-requirements/
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I am running Mountain Lion 10.8.2 and it works but I am unsure about Lepord