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>I received this request from a faculty member. Does anybody know about this?
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>"I was wondering whether you know anything about this 'typing software' that
>enables you to automatically transcribe an audio (spoken word) file to a
>written document."
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>Thanks,
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>Marianne

I assume that they mean something like Dragon Dictate or Via Voice. I
have never used them in just that way, but I believe that one or the
other (or both) can take as input an audio file as well as live mike.

Barbara Need
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