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Further
Resources:
To use these macros you need Dragon System’s NatSpeak Professional software,
which requires a 300 MHz computer with 128 MB of memory minimum,
and the more MHz and memory you have, the faster it will work. If you
are buying a computer keep in mind that subsequent versions of the software
will take more compute power and memory. It's also important to have a
sound card that's compatible with your software. The best way ensure this
is to check online or call tech support for the software you want.
For excellent and extensive advice on hardware, installation, and training
for NaturallySpeaking, see Ruth Rose’s web site at http://idt.net/~edrose19/page10.html.
www.synapseadaptive.com/joel/welcomeapage.htm
is maintained unofficially by Joel Gould, the
architect of Dragon System's NaturallySpeaking voice recognition software.
It contains detailed information about the software and several useful
utilities.
Harvard grad student David Fox’s site at http://cfa-www.harvard.edu/~dcfox/dragon/index.html
has useful advice on writing macros and using speech for programming.
http://voicerecognition.com/voice-users/
is the web site for the voice recognition list
server, an active list that discusses speech recognition software of all
kinds.
www.onelist.com/isregistered.cgi?listname=VoiceGroup
is a similar list that gets a little more technical.
The Boston Voice Users Group meets on the second Tuesday of the
month at 7:30 at MIT, usually in room 2-135.
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