increasing dragon accuracy

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if you are using the radio shack headset microphone model # 33-3012, which is inexpensive, $30, that should be just fine.that's what i use, along with a radio shack 900 mhz transmitter and receiver, for wireless dictation.if you have degraded recognition with a previous version of dragon medical, there are several ways to go, the first, and which costs nothing, is to defragment your hard drive, then do additional training, followed up by using the accuracy menu to analyze a selection, of say, ten notes.see if that helps for now.LLGraham Chiu wrote: A cheap headset microphone is not the way to go. On Jan 4, 2008 12:59 PM, <iwarshaw> wrote: > > > > > > > > > I upgraded from v6 to v8 of Dragon 2 years ago( I believe v9 is the > current). There was a significant improvement in recognition... worth the > cost of the upgrade. When v10 comes out, I'll probably do it again. > > Ira G. Warshaw, M.D. > 1216 U.S. Highway #1 > North Palm Beach, FL 33408 > (561)626-1000 > > > > > Dragon > > > > > I am looking for advice on dictation software. I am currently using > Dragon NaturallySpeaking Medical version seven. I am beginning to have > more and more errors with it and it seems to miss some dictation. I > have been looking for the upgrade and it seems to be between $400 and > $600. Do other people use the regular version (which is much cheaper) > or the medical version. Has anyone upgraded from a lower version 2 > versions in and is it worth the money. My other thought is that > perhaps I could use better hardware and I wonder if there is any > suggestions about microphone's for dictating. I am currently using a > simple headset from RadioShack. Any suggestions would be greatly > appreciated. > > > -- Graham Chiu http://www.synapsedirect.com Synapse-EMR - innovative electronic medical records system

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