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Article: Using Dragon Naturally Speaking in translations
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This topic is for discussion of the ProZ.com translation article "Using Dragon Naturally Speaking in translations".
 
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totally agree Sep 16, 2007

Some time ago I installed DNS on my PC and was amazed by the power of its voice recognition software. It is purely a productivity tool.
 
Manuella Lange
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Update request Jan 2, 2018

Hi, It would be nice to get an update of the article since it is from 2007. I also think that a recommandation from Proz.com could be useful in the choice of Dragon Naturralyy Speaking versions. Best, Manuella
 


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