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In article <wgBfuJA92t12Ewcs@pigsonthewing.demon.co.uk>, Andy Mabbett
<andy@pigsonthewing.demon.co.uk> writes
>I posted this last week, as a follow- up to my query about Dragon
>Dictate. It's been pointed out to me that many of you may not have seen
>it, if you'd killed that (rather specific) thread. Apologies; if you've
>seen it before:
>
>
>        I'm looking to invest in some new dictation software; It'll be
>        top of the range, I want to be able to use it in MS Office and
>        other, non MS apps, and to use it to control both kind of apps.
>
>        What do people recommend?
>
>
>        I might also go for one of those with a digital "Dictaphone". 
>        What experience do people have of them?
How about Simply Speaking, or if that doesn't work, an old fashioned
secretary with shorthand, and or audio typing skills?
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Malone