More on using VoicePower
Submitted by The Doctor on Sun, 12/16/2007 - 02:31.
I have just found out how to use voice commands to open VoicePower next to an application i.e. Microsoft Word. And then I can simply say "Show Main Menu" and then use my voice to go to any of the command guides and have that window sized next to my open window. This is a very easy way to find out what Commands VoicePower has that you can use in Microsoft Word. And by using the word "Show" it keeps my open application as the active window. I really think that Ron needs to include a video showing how his program works with open applications. I think that I would unhesitatingly recommend this program as the first training program for anyone to buy who has just purchased Dragon NaturallySpeaking. But I think it would really help out if there were more videos with using the program in side-by-side applications.
More videos?
I really think that Ron needs to include a video showing how his program works with open applications...
Thanks for your comments!
VP already has such a demo. It’s in step 2 of the 10 step initial startup for the new user. (Is this what you’re asking for?)
...I think it would really help out if there were more videos with using the program in side-by-side applications.
VoicePower has approximately fifteen interactive demonstrations on all the major features of Dragon NaturallySpeaking and it has some 60 lessons.
VoicePower doesn't have more demonstrations because I ran out of things that I thought would work in a demonstration. I don't know how I could demonstrate all the information in the Vocabulary Editor Lesson, the Problem Words Lesson and other lessons. – With text you can quickly skip to the sections you want. It’s not easy to do this with a demonstration.
Please write me at info@voiceteach.com so we can continue this conversation offline.
Thanks,
Ron Katsuranis
Developer & programmer of VoicePower
Nuance Certified Partner
www.voiceteach.com
More on using VoicePower
Yes Ron that is exactly what I was looking for. But I think that it is a little bit hidden. Maybe there should be a small list of things to view first. I really like this program but don't understand why it has taken so long to get any information about it. I have been using Dragon for about three years and it is not until I read about your offer on one of the forums that I knew that it even existed.