Dictation 2005
The best speech-to-text tools

Brief Description
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	Dictation 2005 brings you the combined power of several top-quality speech-recognition tools from Research Lab Inc. While its Dictation tool is a worthy standalone application, Dictation 2005 also includes the popular Wave to Text, the Point N Speak tool, functionality to dictate within MS Word documents, as well as access to Research-Lab’s propriety Popcorn Speech to Text Engine (a hybrid conversion engine that guarantees 95% accuracy).  Like all speech recognition applications, there is a training period required (incorporated within Wave to Text and Dictation). If you want quick results, use the Quick Edit feature to get a feel of the application by using the engine without training it. However, best results (80+ percent accuracy) are achieved only after training. Use Dictation 2005 for record memos, meetings, in fact, why type at all? With a combination of Dictation, Wave to Text and Point N Speak, all your work can be done through the microphone. Ideal for people who prefer speaking rather than typing, and of course, the spoken word is always more natural than what we write.

Features

·	Train Voice - Train the software to get it ‘used to’ your voice patterns. It’s fairly easy and quick, and helps you achieve higher accuracy levels.

·	Dictation - Speech recognition at its finest. After training, use the dictation tool to ‘write’ documents that require little or no proof-reading in record time.

·	Quick Edit - In a hurry? Use the quick edit feature to quickly do an email or memo, or even a note.

·	Wave to Text - The popular Research Lab Inc application; use this tool to converted recorded audio into editable (and mostly error-free) documents.

·	Point N Speak - An innovative utility that lets you point to certain mouse targets on the screen and hear their text spoken out loud, as well as use voice commands for standard Windows applications.

·	MS Word Voice - Use dictation in regular MS Word documents (training is necessary).

·	Customise - Add words, expressions and technical terms that you frequently use in your line of work to the vocabulary word set.

·	Comprehensive help offering a step-by-guide for each built-in tool.

Benefits

Dictation 2005 is the complete speech recognition application, and that shows through the wide variety of applications included. The standard ‘Dictation’ tool lets you ‘talk’ to your PC, resulting in higher productivity (studies show that the majority of computer users would prefer talking rather than typing out their texts). Wave to Text can be used to record your brainstorming while you have breakfast or your informal meetings during the coffee break. Later on, simply run your audio files through Wave to Text and get almost error-free documents.

Point N Speak offers a most interesting functionality not found anywhere else. Now you can voice command your start-menu and desktop. Control all visible Windows by voice. Additionally Instead of typing out long and complicated passwords, use Point N Speak to store your passwords and instead use ‘masked’ keywords as substitutes by simply pointing to the password field and saying your chosen word or phrase. The system is fully secure, and combined with Wave to Text, MS Word Voice and Dictation, takes care of every imaginable task to be done on your PC. Work comfortably with our world-class speech-recognition technology, and once you’ve trained the engine, you’ll never do your work without it.

·	Get more work done - use Wave to Text to record your work (or rough drafts) at home, and simply convert them into text documents to polish and submit before time.
·	Work faster - Humans can typically speak much faster than they can type. With proper training, the Dictation tool lets you work ‘naturally’, and much quicker.
·	If you prefer working directly in MS Word, use the MS Word Voice tool to dictate within MS Word documents.
·	Point N Speak allows you to use voice commands for standard Windows applications, as well as other nifty perks not found anywhere else.


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