Voice recognition can seem like a strange technology to use, especially if you've never spoken to a computer before. However, once you've got it set up and running correctly, you'll likely never want to go back to standard typing and mouse controls. How to use Dragon software Before you can get the most out of
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We are always fielding questions from clients about how compatible Dragon Medical Practice Edition 2 is with the very popular Australian program Medical Director. So I thought it would be best to simply post a detailed video demonstrating Dragon Medical Practice Edition 2 dictating directly into Medical Director. That way potential clients can actually see
We have just posted a new video which outlines how speech recognition works and demonstrates some of the new features in Dragon 15. It’s a great way to be introduced to voice recognition technology. We’re always keen for feedback, so if you have any comments about our video or any questions about speech recognition please call us
We bundle a lot of the Jabra 930 MS wireless digital headsets with the new Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 software, because the Jabra 930 is a very accurate, reliable wireless headset. This headset only works with Dragon Premium 13, Dragon Professional 13, and Dragon Medical Practice Edition 2. This headset will not work with Dragon home.
Dragon Professional 15 upgrades now available and in stock. Dragon dictate and Dragon Naturally speaking version 15 upgrade now available for download.
After 15 years serving the New South Wales/ACT market, Voice Recognition Australia is now directly servicing the Brisbane and Gold Coast markets in Queensland. Now only 40 minutes from the Brisbane CBD and only 15 minutes from Southport (Gold Coast), Voice Recognition Australia is now providing our Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice recognition software and Olympus digital
You probably don’t know this but Dragon ships with a full PDF manual of over 200 pages. It’s so long that most people don’t read it.However there is some real useful information contained within the document. It’s called the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 user guide.It will be on your Dragon DVD disc .I’ve condensed the top
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People use speech recognition for many different reasons. Here is a list of the Top 10 reasons why people use speech recognition in Australia. If you have any further questions about Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice recognition software please visit our website or call 1300 255 900. 1. Business and Government Some business people literally think better
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Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional 15 is now available for ordering. The digital download version of Dragon is available for ordering right now. You will not receive a DVD in the mail, but you will receive a headset depending on which package you order. If you wish to have the physical DVD shipped to you,
Nuance Unveils Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15 – Enabling More Accurate, Natural and Intuitive Interaction with the PC Dragon 15 Boosts Productivity with Built-in Microphone Support, New Modern Interface and Expanded Voice Capabilities for Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: NUAN) today announced Dragon NaturallySpeaking 15
Top 5 Tips for getting the best accuracy and performance out of Dragon Naturally Speaking. I thought some new users might want some advice to quickly improve accuracy with Dragon 15. Some of the tips are pretty simple, but I have taken hundreds of phone calls about issues with Dragon accuracy over the years
Australian teacher, Matt Buttsworth, who is handicapped with dyslexia and dysgraphia has found Nuance’s Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 a life liberating solution to his two impediments. According to the Australian Dyslexia Association, dyslexia is a reading impediment that hampers one’s ability to spell, decode and read written language. It affects about 10 per cent of the
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