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Tag Archives: Windows Speech Recognition
Reviews: SpeechWare TravelMike and SpeechWare 3-in-1 TableMike
I was having one problem after another recently with the Andrea Superbeam microphone and its drivers. So, even though my budget kind of hurt for it, I bought a SpeechWare 3-in-1 TableMike.
Voice Finger: Improve Windows Speech Recognition grid and key commands
If you’re using Windows 7 or Windows Vista speech recognition, you might find the following program indispensable: Voice Finger. It was developed by speech recognition user Robson Cozendey in response to the limited range of the Mouse Grid and multiple … Continue reading
Hand to Mouth: Assistive Technology 