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Using naturally speaking to code HTML and overcoming capitalization issues
Submitted by Projectpaperclip on Sat, 09/06/2008 - 04:51.
I have a problem when I'm using voice recognition to code HTML where the first word is not capitalized correctly and a space is inserted in front of it. I guess this is Dragon naturally speaking doing its job and not understanding that the characters before the first word of my phrase are actually code and should not be interpreted as the beginning of the sentence. Is there a particular application or way to get around this that anyone knows of?
Thank you for any ideas.
Have you looked at the
Have you looked at the resources here:
http://www.speechcomputing.com/programmingbyvoice
The first one, voicecode, is one that I remember. There is a Yahoo Group (or was one.. dunno anymore) for it.
Hope that helps,
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1. voic...@yahoogroups.com
2. search this and other websites, there have been more discussions on dictating html code. I would not think voicecode is the first solution, unimacro and/or vocola could be.
Quintijn