[MV] new user needs help

[Damien Fox]

the fact that parallels even runs is amazing.  I imagine they will 
eventually get correction working, maybe in version 1.5 or so.

As for the talk about ilisten being less expensive, I think this misses 
the point somewhat.  Of course we all have limited budgets, voice 
recognition software is not really an optional item for many people that 
use it, and I think most of us would prefer better software even if it 
costs more.  If MacSpeech had to charge $500 for its program, I would 
happily pay it-- that's how much I spent on a PC and Windows, at least.

Seriously: if paying more would get a better recognition engine, I think 
a lot of people would do so.  if I could put that money into a Mac-only 
company and a top-and Mac-only program, that would be my first choice.










Chuck Rogers wrote:
> William (and everyone else):
> 
> Let's be clear about running Windows on a Mac. You, in fact, do "give  
> up" the Mac OS X environment if you are running Boot Camp. While it  is 
> true you can use Parallels to run Windows in its own window on Mac  OS X 
> (thus having both operating systems active at the same time),  you 
> cannot use Dragon NaturallySpeaking to dictate or control any Mac  
> applications.
> 
> You can, however, use iListen to dictate into a Windows application  
> when running Parallels (as we recently found out). There are  
> limitations - such as it doesn't look like Correction will work - but  
> you can dictate!
> 
> 
> Best Regards,
> 
> Chuck Rogers, Chief Evangelist
> MacSpeech, Inc.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Jul 10, 2006, at 3:36 PM, William Robinson wrote:
> 
>> The new MacBooks (which come with a special student price) can run  
>> windows and Naturally Speaking, without giving up the MacOSX  
>> environment.
>>                           _
> 
> 
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