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August 7th 13, 07:22 PM
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Speech recognition, Naturally Speaking vs Windows Speech Recognition
Looks like the Dragon NaturallySpeaking text-to-speech utility does
not read webpage material unless it is in a text box. That's pretty much useless, so I'll need a separate TTS program. But having real speech recognition again certainly will be a relief, after many months in the Windows Speech Recognition desert. I'm using DNS now, not far from a fan, with no background noise errors. Funny thing, your speech recognition experience can change depending on the season. 
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