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Catherine Hunt
cah44 at mac.com
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Hello - This is a query for myself, rather than for a pupil. I have very bad repetitive strain injury, mainly in my right hand. I use a tracker ball mouse (with my left hand), and up to now this has been fine - I've had no pain in the left hand, as long as I take breaks, and work at an ergonomically set-up desk. Over the last couple of weeks, I have had very bad RSI in my left hand, as well as my right, and I am worried that I may have to start using PCs, rather than Macs. In the past I have used Via Voice for Mac, as voice recognition software. I found it very difficult to use, and abandoned it. I'm now thinking that I need to find something else. As far as I know, the only best voice recognition software is Dragon Naturally Speaking, but there is no Mac version. I think a solution to my problem may be to buy a new Mac, which will run Windows, and then install Dragon on it. As this is a very expensive option, I would welcome feedback. Is Dragon as good as they say it is? Will it work on a Mac with Windows? Does anyone have any other suggestions? Best wishes Catherine Catherine Hunt Manor Green Primary School Crawley West Sussex |
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