Hello

yes a DragonDictate user here-must be an endangered species!

Anyone know of a stand alone program, similar to mouse grid that I could use? Yes that question requires an explanation...

I know of an individual with multiple sclerosis who wishes to use speech recognition. Unfortunately, due to his condition, his speech is somewhat slurred.

When using DNS 9 when you first turn program on mic is on and Pc prosseor at >20% there is a 20 secound or more delay from when you speak and the firt words come up on screen; (it is not the first wor

I have been using dragon dictate extensively for over 12 years. I am still running windows 95 and windows 98 on my home and work desktops and on my laptop.

I need to upgrade to a new computer. Does anyone successfully run dragon dictate 3.02 on any OS currently available on a new computer?

Thanks.

[Originally submitted by quadrick on Sun, 2005-07-10 10:01.]

Make sure that "Run Hands Free" is NOT checked under DragonDictate's Options/Hands Free section.

Add [Switch to NaturallySpeaking] command to the System/Global Commands vocabulary in DragonDictate. Check "Execute Following Script" and add the following to the Resulting Action box:

SetMicrophone 0
wait 2000
SendSystemKeys "{F11}"

Hi,
My name is Joe and I am a long time user of DragonDictate. I continue to use DragonDictate because it is superior to even the latest versions of Dragon NaturallySpeaking for hands-free computer control. (I have very limited usage of my hands).
I am currently using DragonDictate (classic version 3.02) under Windows 98 SE. I will soon (~one month) be migrating to a computer running Windows XP. I am also currently having some problems running some of the DragonDictate mouse commands when I set my screen to high resolution.