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   Talk, Don't Type 
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​CLICK HERE TO

SEE

H​OW WELL IT WORKS

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Instead of typing, speak 
80 words per minute
into your computer.

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1. How does it work?
  • You speak Into a microphone headset
  • The computer types what you say
  • The computer clicks wherever you say.
  • Speak your whole letter, report, email. 
  • Say which program you want to start 
  • Say "save," "print," "copy," "paste"
  • Say "scroll down the page"
  • Say "click" and a menu choice
  • Say which Internet page you want

2. Can I speak into MS Word? Excel? email? 

Yes.  All document and Internet programs allow commands and "typing" by voice-- 
  • MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
  • Gmail, Internet Explorer, Google
  • Proprietary text and number programs

3. How well does it work?
  • You type 80 words per minute, or more
  • Accuracy: 90% or better.
  • You "click" the mouse by voice.
  • Keyboard and Mouse STILL WORK,
    ​any time you want them.
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4. How quickly can I start using it?
  • Right away.  Plug in a headset and talk! 
  • Catch up on letters, emails, reports

5. Getting Good: What does it take?
  • Use it again and again.

6. Does it prevent or relieve injuries?
  • You are using a headset instead of hands
  • Helps to prevent carpal tunnel, pain in hand, wrist, arm, shoulder
  • Helps avoid reinjury, pain in injured areas
  • You can still "type" 80 words per minute!
  • Helps with spelling & grammar

 7.   Handheld recorder?  iphone?
  • Dictate into any good digital recorder
  • Dictate into iPhone without Siri mistakes
  • Transfer what you said into a MS Word
  • See your dictation "type" onto the page

8.  Who is this for?  Who does it help?  
  • Anyone who likes to get done typing!
  • Students, writers, researchers.  
  • Injured workers -- without more injuries.
  • Attorneys, paralegals, doctors, nurses.
  • Medical workers -- those reports!
  • People who like words spelled correctly.

9. Can I still use my keyboard and mouse?
  • Your keyboard and mouse still work. 
  • But it's easier to speak than to type.
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