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eFishAnt 22-Jan-2005 [161] | for on topic, we started as keyboards hooked to the Internet / Web... |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [162] | if they made this text recognition software in little better -- and I think they do but it does not come from Microsoft -- it would be a good way to communicate in All the old me hold me all the fault may |
Pekr 22-Jan-2005 [163] | I like Mozilla's Find-as-type facility ... you simply start writing word and cursor moves around the screen - F3 - next occurance, enter - choose, backspace - back to previous page etc |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [164] | altme |
eFishAnt 22-Jan-2005 [165] | one marketing thing Microsoft used to dis OS2Warp's integration of Speech is that in the office, talking is distractive to others, unless all have private offices. |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [166] | yes very true |
eFishAnt 22-Jan-2005 [167] | Speech recognition make best sense in car and at home. |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [168] | speech recognition is impossible to use in the car |
yeksoon 22-Jan-2005 [169] | and rebol may make speech recognition programs confused. eg. send [steve-:-efish] "lunch appt" |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [170] | I have tried it |
yeksoon 22-Jan-2005 [171] | should it launch a program to send the email or should it write the code? |
Pekr 22-Jan-2005 [172] | yeksoon - inteersting point .... |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [173] | it is amazing to see the sentence is that speech recognition software composes when there is a lot of random noise in the background -- as a radio frequency engineer this is very puzzling-- the waveforms of speech are very distinct and clear compared to random background noises |
Pekr 22-Jan-2005 [174] | does such sw uses wavelet transformations? |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [175] | that's right I was going to try to program -- testing |
Pekr 22-Jan-2005 [176] | what are you working on in rebol currently, if I may ask? New things, fixing bugs, etc? |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [177x3] | view layout [image percent photo.JP button "quit "[quit ] ] |
it got more of that than I expected | |
I'm actually quite amazed that [work so well | |
Pekr 22-Jan-2005 [180] | but percent did not ... |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [181] | someone at Microsoft must have wanted to be sure that we could speak in rebol easily |
Pekr 22-Jan-2005 [182] | you would need some escape char :-) |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [183] | now if I could just get it to capitalize rebol I would be happy |
Pekr 22-Jan-2005 [184] | :-)) I think it was by-design .... |
Carl 22-Jan-2005 [185x6] | let me just tried using the word [in a sentence -- interesting |
they do not ever actually spell out the word [it is always assumed to be the punctuation mark | |
() [] brace embrace | |
two out of three isn't bad | |
I think see programmers would have a problem -- because brace does not show up as punctuation | |
I will move out of this room now -- sorry about the distraction to your conversation | |
Maarten 22-Jan-2005 [191x2] | wrt speech recognition: I use Dragon Naturallyspeaking quite some time, and it works very well. Takes some training but after a few horus it is really good. http://www.scansoft.com |
I use it when writing reports etc. Just work one day at home and a report is finished. What's funny is that I get less remrk on my reports/plans when dictated than when written. That's reason enough to use it :-) | |
Ashley 22-Jan-2005 [193] | With regards to keyboards that don't have a numeric pad (or indeed function keys), I'm using a "Happy Hacking Lite 2"; a bit pricey though but the preferred keyboard of many Linux enthusiasts. Check out http://shop.store.yahoo.com/pfuca-store/haphackeylit1.htmlfor a picture. |
Allen 22-Jan-2005 [194x3] | efish & yeksoon - numberpad not a problem for left handers. Perhaps a right-handed keyboard should be made ;-) |
numeric pad is used a lot in accounts. Recently I saw a keyboard where the number pad was separate from the main keyboard (wireless too!) A good solution. | |
& once it is separated.. it may as well have a calculator display too, so it can function with or without the pc. | |
Ingo 22-Jan-2005 [197x2] | About keyboard centeredness: I think it is a problem, I usually position my keyboard in a way that the typing space is centerd for me, and the numeric keypad sticks out to the right. Of course then you have trouble reaching for the mouse. So now I use the mouse lefthanded ... |
Sorry Allen, I overlooked that you had written something nearly to the same effect. | |
Graham 22-Jan-2005 [199] | Need sunshades when Ingo comes here! |
Terry 22-Jan-2005 [200] | My eyes are bleeding. |
Ingo 22-Jan-2005 [201x5] | I had a perfectly good colour setting until I had to move to rebol3 world ... |
and altme chokes on me, whenever I try to save settings | |
but it seems | |
that the setting is saved anyways ... | |
better now? | |
Graham 22-Jan-2005 [206x2] | yes ... much better. |
but not a shade on me. | |
Terry 23-Jan-2005 [208] | Ingo, you could drive Graham crazy by copying his color :) |
Anton 23-Jan-2005 [209] | and changing your name to Graham, too.. |
Pekr 30-Jan-2005 [210] | Two days ago, when on business trip to Prague, I bought book from Eric Meyer, as it looked interesting. Dunno if you know the autor - http://www.ericmeyeroncss.com/about-book.html |
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