You may want to try running the program from the battery pack. I've been
told that sometimes there's just too much noise on the system when it is
running on AC power. I haven't explored this yet, but it was a suggestion
for me when I was trying to get recognition on Dragon for Teens. I haven't
tried it yet, though, as it went to low priority, but thought I'd pass along the
suggestion for anyone else to try.
Nina
ninamariecasper@prodigy.net
----- Original Message -----
From: <spk2wrt@phoenix.edc.org>
Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 4:53 PM
Subject: Re: Soft voice
> My nameis Lori Duncan and i am new to the group. As the parent of a
student
> (my son tristan) with a disability, the neuro-cognitive therapist
> recommended dragon naturally speaking, and I went out and bought it only
to
> find that it doesn't work on his laptop. When I called their technical
> support, i was told that it doesn't really work on laptops! I appreciate
the
> opportunity to learn of other ways to improve the performance of the
> software. I speak to groups monthly about compensatory strategies in this
> area and was very , very disappointed in its performance. thinking that I
had
> perhaps made an error in product selection, I purchased another dragon
> naturally speaking-preferred- which includes dragon naturally mobile.
could
> someone comment on whether or not there is any difference whatsoever in
the
> two versions- and whether one of them might perform better on my son's
> laptop?
>
> thank you,
>
> Lori Duncan
> Masuni@aol.com
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