[MV] DNS on MacBookPro

[Chuck Rogers]

Dave (and everyone else):

I'll chime in here, but Joe is certainly welcome to provide more  
details if he would like.

The short answer is yes, iListen has been able to do that since  
version 1.1, although the procedure is just a bit different from  
ViaVoice. With iListen there is no need to repeat any sound - you  
just say the sound (or nonsense word) when you are dictating, and you  
teach it to iListen during the Correction process.



Best Regards,

Chuck Rogers, Chief Evangelist
MacSpeech, Inc.




On Feb 20, 2007, at 10:13 PM, revDAVE wrote:

> On 2/19/2007 9:31 PM, "vlmaples at bellsouth.net"  
> <vlmaples at bellsouth.net>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi, Joe!
>>
>> I think by most standards I would be considered an advanced user  
>> on both
>> platforms.  The problem with iListen is that it does not  
>> capitalize my name
>> unless I give that command.
>
> In the very old ViaVoice ... I am able to do the following:
>
> 1 -  type any text I want ( in this case it could be the correct  
> spelling
> and capitalization of your own name)
> 2 -   assign a special sound to that text ( in your case maybe not  
> say your
> actual name - since it does not seem to understand it - and use  
> some other
> gibberish words like: tata toozy - I know it's very silly)
>
> 3 - then save all that - And every time you say the gibberish word  
> ' tata
> toozy ' - it will spell the assign text out perfectly
>
> Q: Is something like this possible to do with iListen?
>
> --
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