Re[2]: Voice Recognition w/ CA/Win

[eric.delong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

     I read a review recently that indicated the IBM product as having 
     the best integration features for Windows. Most of the products 
     seemed to shine in specific apps, like MS Word or Excel, but the 
     IBM product was noted to be SIGNIFICANTLY more flexible and robust 
     as a general purpose interface (ie. more difficult to set up and 
     train). I've not heard of using voice w/ CA.
     
     I'll look around for the article. 
     
     Eric DeLong


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Subject: RE: Voice Recognition w/ CA/Win 
Author:  <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com > at INET_WACO
Date:    10/13/98 2:33 PM


One would think that IBM's Via Voice would have the edge here but it doesn't loo
like it. At least not yet. However, it might be worth looking at the newer relea
s of both Dragon and Via Voice. I haven't 
heard of anything else in the running, tho.
     
Bill Megenity             bmegenity@ruskin.com            twinstar@sound.net
     
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At 12:15 PM 10/13/98 -0500, you wrote:
>    I've got a user that wants to know if anyone has used voice recognition 
>with Client Access.  I've never used voice recognition, period so I cannot 
>help him.  Any comments or stories?
>
Because of the problems that I am having with my hands, I am seriously 
playing with voice recognition software at the moment.
     
A co-op who worked for me a few years is not employed at DEC (now COMPAQ), 
and he got me in touch with the head engineer in voice recognition, and she 
indicated to me that Dragon Naturally Speaking has the best technology.
I'm keep you posted.
     
Al
     
     
     
     
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