IBM VIAVOICE Advanced 10.0

IBM VIAVOICE Advanced 10.0 | Might change my fiance's life!!!!!

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IBM VIAVOICE Advan...

	IBM VIAVOICE Advanced 10.0 Windows \| Nuance Communications, Inc. average customer review:based on 6 reviews view larger image
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ViaVoice Advanced Edition 10 is the way to step away from your keyboard and use the power of your voice to control you computer! Supports selected certain digital handheld voice recorders Includes stereo headset microphone with inline volume and mute controls

Working fine

I have not used it myself, we installed it in one of our satellite offices, but an experienced user was able to install it fairly easily, and said it is working well and has features that he likes, for example, commonly used words are entered easily and the text is fairly accurate, especially if there is no significant background noise in his office. Price was reasonable, too.

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Might change my fiance's life!!!!!

My girlfriend has Multiple Sclerosis and has become limited in her ability to type. She was using an on-screen keyboard with a mouse, when I met her. One day I watched her type a short note to her mother she spent hours on two paragraphs. I told her that there had to be a better way and after a short search found ViaVoice. It was affordable and we decided to give it a try. We installed it the day it came and right away she was able to use its built in word processor to write letters to friends and family. We've only been working with it for 2 weeks, now, but it is a vast improvement over the onscreen keyboard. She can dictate a letter and make corrections in a fraction of the time possible before.

I hate that it seems tied to Microsoft but it seems to be adaptable to other software systems. We are learning togather, it's fun.

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Continuous speech recognition needs a VERY fast CPU and RAM

Those that say this software is "unstable" do not take into consideration the VERY high cpu usage needed to perform continuous speech recognition (as ooposed to "discrete" speech dictation used in IBM VoiceType, which was possible on a Pentium 1 233 Mhz, and required users to pause between words).

In short: get a gigabyte of ram, specially if you're using WinXP. If you run Win2000 with 512MB ram, try to add an extra 256mb stick.

And your cpu should be at the very least a 2Ghz Pentium 4, or higher, despite what the box claims. With these requirements in mind, the software works as advertised in my experience.

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