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Old 02-19-2007, 11:59 AM #1
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Blank Hello, Newbie here!
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I am new to the forum, but not to TOS. I have been a visitor here for some time and am now able to participate thanks to a recently purchased voice activated system. Any one have any tips for using it more effectively??

I have enjoyed reading others posts and have been encouraged by the information and support offered here.

Thank You,

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Hi Caladium, welcome to our forum.

You will find a wealth of informaton. here. Read and learn!

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hi caladium and welcome to neurotalk.

i'm glad you are able to join us. i hope the software works well for you. what type did you get? i know i have read some of the other forums here about members using different types.
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Hi and welcome,
feel free to browse the threads here and all the forums.

I used Via Voice for awhile when I was hurting the most, many do need to use theirs full time.
nice to meet you.
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Smile Hey!
Thanks for the nice welcome. Wow!! That's great!

I am using ilisten- I guess it would have helped to say that! Lol!

What is via voice? Is that for Mac or p.c. ?

Thanks again everybody,

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ViaVoice by IBM { Mac or PC}
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/voice/viavoice/

- it is very similar to Dragon Naturally Speaking.
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Thanks, I'll check into that. This iListen isn't the greatest. It makes mistakes like crazy! I am have tried all of the "advanced training techniques" and it is still confusing words. I signed a letter with the customary "Love you" and it wrote "Lesbian" ??!!??

I had dragon naturally speaking before this system and it wasn't much better.

I will look into this one.

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