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FAQs
Yes, in fact the software will help you to access other programs by saying a voice command. TalkingDesktop will turn your spoken words into text and work with any word processor. Place your computer in a central location, put each speaker in a different room. Now you can listen when the software talks to you through-out the house. TalkingDesktop uses auditory and verbal cues to keep you informed as to what is happening. How do you ask the software to do something from another room, use a Bluetooth or wireless RF microphone and you can roam around while listening and telling your computer what to do. The speech recognition system will accommodate regional accents. We do suggest that you read additional voice training passages. Yes, this is an exciting way to interact with our software, add a wireless Bluetooth or RF microphone and you can talk with TalkingDesktop from across the room or even a different room. Yes, you can use your mouse, keyboard and voice at the same time. Yes, we enable you to select other text-to-speech voices on your computer that meet the SAPI 5 standard. Some vendors of SAPI 5 compatible voices include Cepstral, ATT natural voice and Neospeech. Yes, you can use AOL and Talking Desktop at the same time. Yes absolutely. Users can have their own voice profiles to when talking with Talking Desktop. The speech recognition system was designed for a variety of different people. A wireless microphone does NOT have to be line-of-sight and can range up-to 100 feet depending on the number of walls the RF signal must go through or around in the local environment. No. Customers talk to their computer while walking around in a different room or outside in the driveway. The software uses auditory, verbal, visual and environment cues to inform the customer about what is happening. Example: A verbal cue would be Jessica (name of your computer) saying GOT IT when you give her a voice command. |
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