Posted by Peter Maddern on 21st September 2006
A demonstration showing control of of a web browser using voice has been added to the Speech Empowered Computing website. To view, click on Internet Explorer
Note that due to the size of this flash demonstration, it may take a minute or so to load even on a fast broadband connection.
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Posted by Peter Maddern on 21st September 2006
Yesterday (20th September, 2006), Speech Empowered Computing led a seminar hosted by Flintshire Governement at the Greenfield Business Centre in Holywell. Many thanks to Delia Plows and Tricia Carlin of of Flintshire Governement for organising this event and for Oli Rhys of the Flintshire ICT Advisory Service with his help in setting up the seminar prior to the event. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by Peter Maddern on 11th September 2006
When you spell a word or phrase in Dragon NaturallySpeaking, it’s always best to use the International Communications alphabet. Dragon can sometimes misrecognise a letter spoken in the traditional alphabet but it rarely misrecognises a letter spoken with the International Communications alphabet.
Below is the International Communications alphabet. It’s a good idea to keep a copy next to your computer for use with Dragon NaturallySpeaking. It’s also useful to have next to your phone to spell out words and phrases over the phone to call centres etc.
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A |
Alpha |
N |
November |
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B |
Bravo |
O |
Oscar |
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C |
Charlie |
P |
Papa |
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D |
Delta |
Q |
Quebec |
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E |
Echo |
R |
Romeo |
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F |
Foxtrot |
S |
Sierra |
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G |
Golf |
T |
Tango |
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H |
Hotel |
U |
Uniform |
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I |
India |
V |
Victor |
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J |
Juliett |
W |
Whisky |
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K |
Kilo |
X |
Xray |
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L |
Lima |
Y |
Yankee |
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M |
Mike |
Z |
Zulu |
The following file is the international alphabet formatted to print on a 6″ x 4″ index card available from W H Smiths in the UK. Print this out on a coloured card and you can conveniently place it on your desk next to your PC for easy reference.
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