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Mark Conrad

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Thu Feb 07, 2008 1:27 pm Post subject: Mac speech recognition for a 120wpm typist? Yes indeed! Archived from groups: comp>sys>mac>system (more info?)

For anyone who doubts the value of speech app's, here is an article written by a 120wpm typist. He "typed" this entire article using "MacSpeech Dictate", a new speech recognition application which replaces iListen. <http://wordofmouth.typepad.com/george_silvermans_word_of/2008/01/sometim es-you-w.html> He was a beta tester for the new "MacSpeech Dictate", which will be available starting Feb 15, 2008. Mark- >> Stay informed about: Mac speech recognition for a 120wpm typist? Yes indeed!

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