Mr Larrington: | Alexa! Play Some Barney Kessel! |
Alexa: | Booking your eye test... |
Interesting as naturally speaking requires significant processing power and RAM to give a good response. I reckon I am about 98% correct. Biggest bugbear is that it prefers period to full-stop and will frequently turn it to will stop. This will happen about 5 times in 20 pages of double spaced text so not bad.So you have to tell it what punctuation to put in, rather than it interpreting punctuation from your speech patterns. A bit like dictating a letter to a secretary circa 1974! So it wouldn't cope with a conversation.
My biggest problem is that I cannot proof read my own work for about a week, then suddenly all the mistakes jump out at me! My PA therefore reads all my reports and sends them back to me. We now have it streamlined into a paperless office where it gets dictated, proofed, corrected and emailed.
I think you can get it to auto punctuate but always preferred to do my own. I have been using it for about 8-9 years so pretty happy with it. I have about 20-30 commands and macros to open files, save, send, print. Auto text is easy, anything from a signature to several pages. Search and replace through a document.Interesting as naturally speaking requires significant processing power and RAM to give a good response. I reckon I am about 98% correct. Biggest bugbear is that it prefers period to full-stop and will frequently turn it to will stop. This will happen about 5 times in 20 pages of double spaced text so not bad.So you have to tell it what punctuation to put in, rather than it interpreting punctuation from your speech patterns. A bit like dictating a letter to a secretary circa 1974! So it wouldn't cope with a conversation.
My biggest problem is that I cannot proof read my own work for about a week, then suddenly all the mistakes jump out at me! My PA therefore reads all my reports and sends them back to me. We now have it streamlined into a paperless office where it gets dictated, proofed, corrected and emailed.