Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Nuance Communications, Inc. EAN: 0780420105355 Format: CD-ROM Is Autographed: 0 Is Memorabilia: 0 Weight: 100 hundredths-pounds Label: Nuance Communications, Inc. Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product. Manufacturer: Nuance Communications, Inc. Model: H501A-G00-3.0 Packaged Height: 280 hundredths-inches Packaged Length: 990 hundredths-inches Packaged Weight: 125 hundredths-pounds Packaged Width: 800 hundredths-inches Platform: Macintosh Platform: Mac OS X Publisher: Nuance Communications, Inc. Studio: Nuance Communications, Inc.
Feature:
- Brings natural, continuous speech voice dictation to Mac OS X
- OS X/Aqua human interface look and feel
- Dictate, correct, edit, and format by voice text within SpeakPad
- Create customized voice commands in favorite Mac applications
- Noise-canceling USB headset microphone included
Product Description:
ViaVoice for Mac OS X takes advantage of the Mac's new abilities to create a powerful new voice recongitionand command tool! Dictionaries for specialized vocabularies for computers, business and finance terms
Customer Reviews:
1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
Works great...when it works, 2007-12-12 I originally used this product in it's OS9 version, then upgraded when it was available on OS10.1. Then upgraded again to V3. Once trained properly, I could count on very high accuracy, even with technical words I taught it to understand. I was doing medical reports with long scientific words, and though every once in a while it would have a "brain fart," but otherwise the program did a fine job. Fine until one day when... WHAM. The program crashed, and I could not recover anything of my training. Even though it has a "back-up" utility that supposedly saves all your user info, I could not restore it. Essentially, I had to start from scratch, after using it for several months. Well, I did all that, and I had it up and running again, and then WHAM. Everything lost again. And I was running a pretty fast G4 at the time (this was around 2 years ago). Now I understand Nuance is selling the program, but it's substantially the same. So I cannot recommend it if you're looking for a long term solution. Now I'm thinking... Windows XP runs well in Parallels on my Intel iMac -- maybe I should pick up a copy of Dragon!
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