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Upgrading Dragon Naturally Speaking: please advise
Thread poster: Jason Willis-Lee
Jason Willis-Lee
Jason Willis-Lee  Identity Verified
Spain
Local time: 18:58
Spanish to English
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Oct 16, 2009

Hi,

I currently have DNS XP edition from 2003 and am interested in an upgrade, more than anything else so that I can export my speech files to hard drive and reimport on a new PC, a function I can't seem to find on my current version. I am based in Spain and have tried contacting the manufactuers by email and phone (nuance) but no luck to date. Any advice gratefully received.

Jason W-L.
 
philgoddard
philgoddard
United States
German to English
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I wish you luck... Oct 16, 2009

I have DNS 8.0. and I tried to transfer my speech files to a new computer without success - it just didn't do what it was supposed to. I never got a reply from the manufacturer either. Fortunately, the program now learns so quickly that reinstalling it and starting again from scratch is no great hardship.
 


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