When it comes to dictating for speech recognition software, there are a few ways to get great results. Drafting a thorough document by voice really comes down to your personal preferences, something that most people discover through trial and error.
Dragon Professional Individual or any iteration of the software requires you to enter a keycode in order to use the software. A standard requirement for most software programs in order to control installation and manage licenses on a per user
Dragon speech recognition software acts like an umbrella, hovering above all of your applications and trying to give you coverage wherever you see a text field. When it’s not fully compatible, the dictation box pops up allowing you to perform
In movies and series it’s not unusual for a doctor to be dictating notes using an analogue recorder. In the early 2000s, one would expect to see a tape recorder dictaphone in use, enabling the doctor to fast-forward and rewind
When it comes to using Dragon, it’s only half the battle won to be correcting. The rest of the journey towards your most accurate voice profile has got to do with customising your vocabulary. While the built-in vocabulary has hundreds
Some users may find it quite difficult to transition from the input method of writing/typing to speaking/dictating. When we use a keyboard to type, this non-verbal input is much more mechanical, requiring us to engage our thoughts, hands and fingers
Dragon Medical is recommended for doctors but is it absolutely necessary? The short answer is no. Or at least – it depends. While that might sound like a cop out, the answer does hinge on a few mitigating factors including
Dragon Dictate, then Dragon NaturallySpeaking and now just simply Dragon… it’s quite incredible to think there have been almost 16 releases of the speech recognition software. From its earliest days until now, Dragon has been at the forefront of PC
Dragon speech recognition software will take some getting used to, even if you have a history of dictation experience. New users who are accustomed to dictating for someone to transcribe on the other end may require a bit of reprogramming
While Nuance haven’t released an Afrikaans, Xhosa or Zulu edition of the software to complement the numerous language versions already available, Dragon software is readily available in South Africa. Being one of the service providers with the longest track record