Dragon NaturallySpeaking
10 is the fast, easy
and accurate way to turn speech into text. Users can
dictate into virtually any windows-based application, and
can even control their personal computer simply by speaking.
From creating e-mail and surfing the Web, to creating
reports and spreadsheets, Dragon NaturallySpeaking makes it
easy for everyone to save time and money.
Why is training so important?
Because Dragon NaturallySpeaking isn't
like any other software. Dragon learns by its
mistakes. Users typically can become frustrated by
misrecognitions and if they do not understand how to correct
the software, the accuracy can decline causing more frustration. Without expert training
most users fail and quit.
We help to customize the program and
provide you with tips and tricks to help you get the most
out of this product so that you become productive quickly.
We can help you create dictation shortcuts
that you can use to quickly create repetitive text.
As with any new software there is a
learning curve, but with proper instruction and a commitment
to training, you can learn how to use Dragon
NaturallySpeaking efficiently.
We provide training for the following
versions of Dragon:
Preferred, Professional, Medical and Legal
Training services available in NH, MA, ME,
VT or online.
Our Recommended Minimum System Requirements
to run Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10:
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Intel® Pentium® / 3 GHz
processor (1.6 GHz dual core processor) or equivalent
AMD processor. Faster processor will yield faster
performance.
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1 GB RAM Windows XP; 2 GB
RAM Windows Vista™ |
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1 GB Free hard disk space
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L2 Cache: 1 MB
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Creative®
Labs Sound Blaster® 16 or equivalent soundcard
supporting 16-bit recording |
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Windows XP (SP2 or
higher) Home and Prof (32 bit) |
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Windows 2000 (SP4 or higher)
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Windows Vista™ or Windows
Vista™ SP1, 32-bit (all 4 editions) |
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DVD-ROM
drive (required for installation) |
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Microsoft®
Internet Explorer 6 or higher |
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A web
connection required for activation |
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Speakers
(required for
playback of recorded speech and text to speech features)
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