 | Jill wrote:
> I'm wondering if you've formed an opinion about Dragon version 8. I
am
> still using version 6, tried version 7 and was not happy with it, so
> went back to version 6. I just received a mail offer for version 8
for
> $99, good to the end of the year, and wonder if it is worth trading
up.
> I don't know what my accuracy rate is with version 6, but I get a lot
> of work done, and kind of subscribe to the concept of, if it ain't
> broke, don't fix it. Any suggestions?
Hello there in beautiful Hawaii. Our take on each version of the
software we have seen over the last 11 years is that each new version
is evolutionary rather than revolutionary. I too, got very good
accuracy and was happy with version 6 although many people were not. I
found version 7 to be a little bit better in that I could dictate
slightly faster than in version 6. Version 8 has seemed to fix some of
the formatting issue problems from previous versions. The professional
version also has a lot of added features that you may not be interested
in like sharing the profile over the network and different kinds of
macro creation processes. I would say it is worth getting upgrade if
you have a very fast machine with lots of RAM. Also, if you do not get
the upgrade this time the next time you will have to purchase a full
version.
--
Martin Markoe, eMicrophones, Inc.
The best microphones for Speech Recognition
See us at: http://www.eMicrophones.com/index.asp
Read, "Key Steps to High Speech Recognition Accuracy" at:
http://www.emicrophones.com/docDetails.asp?DocumentID=38
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