Re: Highlander: Jane Austen

We tried it in the office way back when. After reading it a good-night
story 
to train it I dictated a standard sort of letter. The results were 
hilarious. In the end it took my wife less time to type it de novo than to

correct it. Thus it was consigned to the trash bin of history.

MK

"Jerri" <Jerri.LaPoint@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Jette wrote:
>> Jerri wrote:
>>
>> > Note: I'm dictating this into Dragon NaturallySpeaking, and there are
>> > still a few bugs in the system.  For one thing, it goes very slowly.
>> > And it misinterprets about 10% of what I say.  Oh well, this is
>> > progress.
>>
>> Does it interpret cuss words at all?
>
> You have to train it before using it ... and if it doesn't know a word
> you're using after training it, you can teach it. So ... yes. <G>
> Given my normal mode of expression, this is kind of a necessity. I'm
> still training the damn thang ... right now I'm typing, because I am
> *not* used to dictating. I read to it for a half hour last night and
> got pretty hoarse.
> Jerri