Dragon

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Does anyone use Dragon Naturally Speaking with a Mac?

My daughter tried the Dragon at school but it had a hard time recognizing

her voice b/c she is so soft-spoken. I guess they were trying to build up a

word bank (this was using a PC in elementary and middle school) and my

daughter grew so frustrated with it that she refused to do any more work

with it. She's in HS now and I would like to try again with her at home.

Suzanne

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Dragon Dictate 2.5 for Mac is what I found for $200. I didn't realize there

was a less accurate version -- older, yes. Maybe that was part of our

problem too.

Thanks.

S.

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On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 4:15 PM, Kenya Birkle <smamom2three@...>wrote:

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> the dragon program that works for our kids is the high price one. It is

> able to pick up soft spoken words and words that are not always clear. I am

> not sure how pricey it is but I can guarantee it is not the one the school

> has.

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> From: Suzanne <erinnesmom@...>

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> Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 2:09 PM

> Subject: Dragon

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> Does anyone use Dragon Naturally Speaking with a Mac?

>

> My daughter tried the Dragon at school but it had a hard time recognizing

> her voice b/c she is so soft-spoken. I guess they were trying to build up a

> word bank (this was using a PC in elementary and middle school) and my

> daughter grew so frustrated with it that she refused to do any more work

> with it. She's in HS now and I would like to try again with her at home.

>

> Suzanne

>

> What's The News On ne & Latte? www.our-sma-angels.com/neRose

> (ne's website - Check it out!!)

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