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Old 03-21-2007, 04:14 PM #1
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Hi Everyone! i think I need to start considering a Dragon Program--typing is really taking a toll on my habds/RSD...

Can anyone out there who uses Dragon tell me about the pro's/cons, etc?

Also--is it compatible with wireless lap-tops? Don't have one yet, but might be considering one soon! Have nooooooo clue about "technical things"...so your suggestions, experience, etc. are very much appreciated!!

Most Sincerely,

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