Kim Marie on thu 26 oct 00
> bother to - spell correctly. What this says about our educational system,
> and the future of this county, at least, what it says to me, is
> demoralizing.
Since there are many educators out there I thought I might ask though this
is not about clay...
While reading Carrie's post I was thinking about my son. I've written about
him before. He is what used to be called dyslexic. He's 13. He had to
revise a story and I was helping him. I could read his paper but I know
most wouldn't take the time to wade through his spelling. (ie hour he
spells ower) Are there any computer programs out there that interpret what
a person is trying to spell? Or, does anybody know of whom I might contact
about this sort of thing? Can voice recognition software be somehow
combined with a word processor?
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Kim
info@kimmariefinepottery.com
ferenc jakab on fri 27 oct 00
person is trying to spell? Or, does anybody know of whom I might contact
> about this sort of thing? Can voice recognition software be somehow
> combined with a word processor?
Kim "Dragon Dictate" will do just that and IBM have a good program too.
Feri
Steve Mills on sat 28 oct 00
In message , ferenc jakab writes
>person is trying to spell? Or, does anybody know of whom I might contact
>> about this sort of thing? Can voice recognition software be somehow
>> combined with a word processor?
>
>Kim "Dragon Dictate" will do just that and IBM have a good program too.
>Feri
>
And I am currently using L and H should Voice Xpress standard version,
which is quite a user friendly apart from a tendency to throw in an
extra "and", "the", and "of" occasionally!
Steve
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Steve Mills
Bath
UK
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