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Dragon voice recognition will give 200% more prodcuctivity
Dragon voice recognition will give 200% more prodcuctivity
Well this is no secret those who are using voice recognition software
are making a lot more money in MT field. just by dictating and not by
typing it is called Echo dictation.
http :// www .squidoo,com /dragonvrs
Well this is no secret those who are using voice recognition software
are making a lot more money in MT field. just by dictating and not by
typing it is called Echo dictation.
http :// www .squidoo,com /dragonvrs
Re: Dragon voice recognition will give 200% more prodcuctivity
<info@ctchub,com > wrote in message
news:a6e4ca9e-afad-440a-9c61-80c983115c56@i36g2000prf.googlegroups,com ...
> Well this is no secret those who are using voice recognition software
> are making a lot more money in MT field. just by dictating and not by
> typing it is called Echo dictation.
> http :// www .squidoo,com /dragonvrs
Go away.
ed
<info@ctchub,com > wrote in message
news:a6e4ca9e-afad-440a-9c61-80c983115c56@i36g2000prf.googlegroups,com ...
> Well this is no secret those who are using voice recognition software
> are making a lot more money in MT field. just by dictating and not by
> typing it is called Echo dictation.
> http :// www .squidoo,com /dragonvrs
Go away.
ed
Re: Dragon voice recognition will give 200% more prodcuctivity
Ed
Really, try to be a bit more succinct and not waste so many words. Like
this: SCAT!
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Ed
Really, try to be a bit more succinct and not waste so many words. Like
this: SCAT!
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Re: Dragon voice recognition will give 200% more prodcuctivity
On Apr 13, 11:48 am, RaeMorrill <RaeMorrill.37t...@no-
mx.forums.yourdomain,com .au> wrote:
> Ed
>
> Really, try to be a bit more succinct and not waste so many words. Like
> this: SCAT!
My favorite e-mail reply on a mailing list (given by an apparently ESL
list member, or at least one who was grammatically challenged) was
simply:
It crap.
That became the group's unofficial "slogan" and frequent response to
any and all posts for some time after that initial appearance. :-)
On Apr 13, 11:48 am, RaeMorrill <RaeMorrill.37t...@no-
mx.forums.yourdomain,com .au> wrote:
> Ed
>
> Really, try to be a bit more succinct and not waste so many words. Like
> this: SCAT!
My favorite e-mail reply on a mailing list (given by an apparently ESL
list member, or at least one who was grammatically challenged) was
simply:
It crap.
That became the group's unofficial "slogan" and frequent response to
any and all posts for some time after that initial appearance. :-)
Re: Dragon voice recognition will give 200% more prodcuctivity
My friend's son lives in a large apartment building in San Francisco's
Tenderloin district. He plays the saxophone (quite well, I might
add). One day, he got a note under his door that said, "It too
noise." It's become our slogan ever since.
Margie
On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 11:13:27 -0700 (PDT), ChuckM <cmattsen@gmail,com >
wrote:
>On Apr 13, 11:48 am, RaeMorrill <RaeMorrill.37t...@no-
>mx.forums.yourdomain,com .au> wrote:
>> Ed
>>
>> Really, try to be a bit more succinct and not waste so many words. Like
>> this: SCAT!
>
>My favorite e-mail reply on a mailing list (given by an apparently ESL
>list member, or at least one who was grammatically challenged) was
>simply:
>
> It crap.
>
>That became the group's unofficial "slogan" and frequent response to
>any and all posts for some time after that initial appearance. :-)
My friend's son lives in a large apartment building in San Francisco's
Tenderloin district. He plays the saxophone (quite well, I might
add). One day, he got a note under his door that said, "It too
noise." It's become our slogan ever since.
Margie
On Sun, 13 Apr 2008 11:13:27 -0700 (PDT), ChuckM <cmattsen@gmail,com >
wrote:
>On Apr 13, 11:48 am, RaeMorrill <RaeMorrill.37t...@no-
>mx.forums.yourdomain,com .au> wrote:
>> Ed
>>
>> Really, try to be a bit more succinct and not waste so many words. Like
>> this: SCAT!
>
>My favorite e-mail reply on a mailing list (given by an apparently ESL
>list member, or at least one who was grammatically challenged) was
>simply:
>
> It crap.
>
>That became the group's unofficial "slogan" and frequent response to
>any and all posts for some time after that initial appearance. :-)
Re: Dragon voice recognition will give 200% more prodcuctivity
On Apr 13, 10:08 pm, Margie <nomoremargiesj...@earthlink,net > wrote:
> My friend's son lives in a large apartment building in San Francisco's
> Tenderloin district. He plays the saxophone (quite well, I might
> add). One day, he got a note under his door that said, "It too
> noise." It's become our slogan ever since.
I used to live in the Tenderloin (315 Hyde, between Ellis and Eddy, if
I remember correctly), though it's been over 20 years now since I was
in San Francisco. Miss it a lot (San Francisco, that is; the
Tenderloin, well, not so much :-)....
It's funny how sometimes the broken English we hear can stick with
us. At my very first transcription job at the trauma center in Mpls.
we had one Indian doc and I can still hear his voice plain as day in
my head. I remember one report where the patient had fallen down some
stairs, and she had "the falling, with the twisting and the backwards,
and now is having the pain."
On Apr 13, 10:08 pm, Margie <nomoremargiesj...@earthlink,net > wrote:
> My friend's son lives in a large apartment building in San Francisco's
> Tenderloin district. He plays the saxophone (quite well, I might
> add). One day, he got a note under his door that said, "It too
> noise." It's become our slogan ever since.
I used to live in the Tenderloin (315 Hyde, between Ellis and Eddy, if
I remember correctly), though it's been over 20 years now since I was
in San Francisco. Miss it a lot (San Francisco, that is; the
Tenderloin, well, not so much :-)....
It's funny how sometimes the broken English we hear can stick with
us. At my very first transcription job at the trauma center in Mpls.
we had one Indian doc and I can still hear his voice plain as day in
my head. I remember one report where the patient had fallen down some
stairs, and she had "the falling, with the twisting and the backwards,
and now is having the pain."
