Re: Dragon NaturallySpeaking version10 problem

Why don't you take this to the help section of the manufacturers web pages
or give them a call. This has nothing to do with Vista and has everything to
do with Dragon Naturally Speaking ver 10. You will likely get the help you
are seeking there.

http://www.nuance.com/naturallyspeak...rt/default.asp

--

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience


"Mark Conrad" <none-> wrote in message
news:241120080647058006%none-...
>
> Trying to find out if there is a "bug" in
> Dragon NaturallySpeaking version 10, or if it is
> something haywire with my setup here.
>
> I run the full medical version on Vista Ultimate.
>
> The trouble happens whenever I use the "NewLine"
> command to start a new line.
>
> Below is a sample of the problem:
>
> Now is the
> Time for all
> Good men to
> Come to the
> Aid of their
> Country.
>
>
> Notice above that the first word in each line is
> capitalized, requiring me to waste time correcting
> all those unwanted capitalizations.
>
> Happens no matter what I am dictating into, Notepad,
> Wordpad, etc.
>
>
> Happening to anyone else? (on Dragon version 10.0)
>
>
> Hope it is just some stupid mistake I am making here.
>
> Mark-

"Mark Conrad" <none-> wrote in message
news:241120081356416139%none-...
> In article <>, Richard Urban
> <> wrote:
>
>> Why don't you take this to the help section of the manufacturers web
>> pages
>> or give them a call. This has nothing to do with Vista and has everything
>> to
>> do with Dragon Naturally Speaking ver 10. You will likely get the help
>> you
>> are seeking there.
>>
>> http://www.nuance.com/naturallyspeak...rt/default.asp

Here! Here! Richard, well said. I believe they also take in wayward
strays and parasites, the perfect place for some people who feel they don't
belong.

> Really? That is strange, because the Vista OS's own free speech
> recognition app' built into Vista acts exactly the same weird way.
>
> Another case of Microsoft "We know what is Best for You" - jamming
> unwanted features down our throat.
>
> My Mac friends don't have to put up with this uncalled-for crap, when
> they say "NewLine" it does just that, drops down a line, _without_
> adding any unwanted capitalization, just like dropping down a line
> on a typewriter does.


Is one of your Mac friends called Ronald by any chance??


> (MacSpeech Dictate 1.2 running on Apple OS 10.5.5)
>
> Perhaps the left hand of Vista's speech team does not know
> what the right hand of Vista's main programming team is doing?
>
>
> All I know is that I have to waste a heck of a lot of time correcting
> this weird behavior, whenever I dictate into _any_ app that
> does not have an automatic word wrap feature.
>
>
> The _least_ Vista's programmers could do is to provide a choice
> option that allows the user to set his own preferences, instead of
> the present one-size-fits-all attitude that Microsoft forces upon
> their own users.
>
> If I
> wanted
> f******
> capitalization
> on each new
> line, I
> would add
> it myself!
>
> Mark-

I used a simple macro to rectify this problem as Marty Markoe has already
told you in one of his posts. Perhaps if you had paid attention at school,
you might not be in the situation where you ask meaningless questions which
have simple answers. Your school report: Must do better!

Why don't you take your Dragon and put it where the sun don't shine!

"Mark Conrad" <none-> wrote in message
news:110220090054496692%none-...
> In article <#>, andy t
> <> wrote:
>
>> > If I
>> > Wanted
>> > F******
>> > Capitalization
>> > On each new
>> > Line, I
>> > Would add
>> > It myself!
>> >
>> > Mark-

Mark relax, this is not worth having a heart attack over. After all, it is
not like a life or death situation except perhaps for DNS Medical.

This is what I recommend and believe is in your best interests :-))

Firstly, treat yourself to a nice relaxing sauna. Make sure to have plenty
of steam and hot macros.

Secondly, have your head examined and under no circumstances let your mind
wander; it is too small to be let out on its own

Next, chill out and have a break from your PC. Stretch out your legs on
your old dusty couch, leave the funny cigarettes alone and pour yourself a
nice vat of wine then down the lot.

You will then find yourself feeling a bit sleepy and be able to turn off
from all the traumas that speech recognition gives you.

As you fall asleep you will probably Start dreaming of yourself and DNS
Medical walking down the aisle hand in hand and probably making baby macros
together along with punctuation and the odd bug here or there.

If this still does not work, drink another vat of wine, then I can assure
you, speech recognition will be the last thing on your mind.

>>
>> I used a simple macro to rectify this problem as Marty Markoe has already
>> told you in one of his posts.
>
> Wasted your time and effort on a macro, what a dork.
>
> For someone like you who uses MSW constantly, you
> apparently never found the obscure well-buried setting
> in WSR itself to change the capitalization behavior to what
> the rest of the non-$MS world recognizes as default
> capitalization behavior.
>
> Even I eventually found that well-buried setting,
> and I seldom use WSR.
>

Shouldn't you be concentrating on your DNS Medical and reporting to Nuance
all the spelling mistake bugs its has instead of trying to find faults with
WSR which are easily corrected anyway? (I corrected what you call as the
"New Line Bug" ages ago).

Anyway where was I, oh yes....

When you wake up from your deep deep sleep, all of your baby macros will
have grown up to be big Mark Conrad macros. Then I am afraid you will find
your DNS Medical would have simply passed away from giving birth to all
those baby macros and trying to compete with WSR.

After that, the legacy that was "DNS Medical" will fade from the minds of
every one because WSR will simply become too much for that legacy to follow.

Ah well, she had a good run for the money, that's evolution for you!

>> Why don't you take your Dragon and put it
>> where the sun don't shine!
>
> Where the sun "do not" shine? seems you were asleep
> in school when they were teaching you grammer.

"grammer"? You have done it again, you keep making yourself look stupid you
numbskull look above.

Seems you were the one asleep! When I was at school I was wide awake
because I learnt the word you were looking for above is grammar and I also
learnt to spell it properly. This must be the work of your dreaded DNS
Medical that you boast is 100% accurate. You should have saved that $1600
you spent on it and put it towards a decent education for yourself! What a
waste of space you really are.

No, you are wrong again, I quoted a well known saying or SLOGAN and that is
the way this particular saying is said.

It can be applied in other variants and to any item as I demonstrate here.
"you can poke your ****** and put it where the sun don't shine (not "do not"
shine). Imbecile!

You are trying to teach me about grammar? That's a laugh.

If you have read the full post of mine that I have posted in various threads
within this newsgroup properly correcting your posts, you will see all the
twaddle that your DNS Medical brings up on screen and that is without
looking at grammar which I have not even exposed in your former posts yet
but if I did, I could completely destroy regard that subject.

> No reason for you to be bitter about your 2nd rate WSR,
> it is ...er, "adequate" for someone of your limited
> mental capabilities who is obviously not able to grok
> Dragon.

I am far from bitter, I am very pleased with my WSR that I have been using
for only seven months (which is obviously too sophisticated for someone as
backward as you) and so glad I did not take your advice and spend vast
enormities of money on dud DNS software like you have that STILL does not
work properly after 10 years of teaching and training it as you boast you
have with this product.

In fact I must thank you for warning me of this problem so that I will not
waste as much time in life as you have.

BTW, when you get time in your busy schedule of trying to train DNS Medical
in the next 20 years, could you possibly ask it why it cannot spell
properly?

> I knew I should have kept my eyes on you to keep you
> out of trouble.

I must inform the Ladies and Gentlemen out there what I think you mean in
your comment above: -

This man together with a another man (called Grantx) tried to convince me to
buy DNS software in this very same Microsoft forum even though I already had
WSR on my Vista Operating System and they both failed miserably.

It was shortly after that I found out they were both DNS agents and trying
to persuade innocent people like myself to fork out astronomical amounts of
money for their software.

I must also point out, I am not (as Mark Conrad implies in other posts in
other threads of his within this particular newsgroup) a troll and I
categorically deny this nor am I an employee of Microsoft. I am just an
ordinary guy warning others of people like Conrad who are in reality jumped
up con men. Just realized, I could make a play on his name which would be
aptly suitable as "Mark Conman". :-)

I have however, posted some comments around the relevant threads within this
Microsoft NG correcting some untruths that this man has been posting
regarding WSR ( Windows Speech Recognition) verses DNS (Dragon Naturally
Speaking) speech recognition software and trying to convince unsuspecting
novices or new users like I was to part with their money and invest in the
ridiculously overpriced DNS speech recognition software.

I mean, how corrupt can you get? This guy is posting questions about DNS
Medical in a Microsoft forum. Why would you honestly post questions on DNS,
(an independent speech recognition program) within a Microsoft forum when
Microsoft have their own speech recognition software as in WSR. You would
be right to assume that any questions regarding the DNS program would be
better suited in a DNS forum.

This is just their ploy to engage in "conversation" with you then impose
their hard sell sales technique, that they try to convince you to purchase
DNS software.

I am here just to redress the balance and warn any new users in advance that
when comparing speech recognition programmes such as WSR and DNS not to fall
for their particular software just because they say it is good.

Oh and there is another speech recognition program that Mark Conrad also
tries to peddle in here which is called "MD" which I was always led to
believe meant "MacDonald's". Conrad, who himself is a clown, must be
working for Ronald in his spare time also!

I am here just to say to any new users who wish to persevere with speech
recognition technology, I can honestly recommend WSR and that if taught and
trained properly, is as good as DNS and in some instances better and you
could save yourself lots of money if you read the relevant posts within this
Microsoft forum in regard to speech recognition technology.

I can truthfully tell you I am a disabled man who had a car accident in May
2004 who stumbled across the speech recognition program within Windows Vista
and who tried it and found it a Godsend and free within the Windows Vista
OS.

"andy t" <andy57nospam live.co.uk> wrote:

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> reply-type=original Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
>
>
>
> "Mark Conrad" <none-of your-business.invalid> wrote in message
> news:110220090054496692%none-of your-business.invalid...
>> In article <#1HwLp6iJHA.3656 TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl>, andy t
>> <andy57nospam live.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>> > If I
>>> > Wanted
>>> > F******
>>> > Capitalization
>>> > On each new
>>> > Line, I
>>> > Would add
>>> > It myself!
>>> >
>>> > Mark-
>
> Mark relax, this is not worth having a heart attack over. After
> all, it is not like a life or death situation except perhaps for
> DNS Medical.
>
> This is what I recommend and believe is in your best interests
> :-))
>
> Firstly, treat yourself to a nice relaxing sauna. Make sure to
> have plenty of steam and hot macros.
>
> Secondly, have your head examined and under no circumstances let
> your mind wander; it is too small to be let out on its own
>
> Next, chill out and have a break from your PC. Stretch out your
> legs on your old dusty couch, leave the funny cigarettes alone and
> pour yourself a nice vat of wine then down the lot.
>
> You will then find yourself feeling a bit sleepy and be able to
> turn off from all the traumas that speech recognition gives you.
>
> As you fall asleep you will probably Start dreaming of yourself
> and DNS Medical walking down the aisle hand in hand and probably
> making baby macros together along with punctuation and the odd bug
> here or there.
>
> If this still does not work, drink another vat of wine, then I can
> assure you, speech recognition will be the last thing on your
> mind.
>
>>>
>>> I used a simple macro to rectify this problem as Marty Markoe
>>> has already told you in one of his posts.
>>
>> Wasted your time and effort on a macro, what a dork.
>>
>> For someone like you who uses MSW constantly, you
>> apparently never found the obscure well-buried setting
>> in WSR itself to change the capitalization behavior to what
>> the rest of the non-$MS world recognizes as default
>> capitalization behavior.
>>
>> Even I eventually found that well-buried setting,
>> and I seldom use WSR.
>>
>
> Shouldn't you be concentrating on your DNS Medical and reporting
> to Nuance all the spelling mistake bugs its has instead of trying
> to find faults with WSR which are easily corrected anyway? (I
> corrected what you call as the "New Line Bug" ages ago).
>
> Anyway where was I, oh yes....
>
> When you wake up from your deep deep sleep, all of your baby
> macros will have grown up to be big Mark Conrad macros. Then I am
> afraid you will find your DNS Medical would have simply passed
> away from giving birth to all those baby macros and trying to
> compete with WSR.
>
> After that, the legacy that was "DNS Medical" will fade from the
> minds of every one because WSR will simply become too much for
> that legacy to follow.
>
> Ah well, she had a good run for the money, that's evolution for
> you!
>
>>> Why don't you take your Dragon and put it
>>> where the sun don't shine!
>>
>> Where the sun "do not" shine? seems you were asleep
>> in school when they were teaching you grammer.
>
> "grammer"? You have done it again, you keep making yourself look
> stupid you numbskull look above.
>
> Seems you were the one asleep! When I was at school I was wide
> awake because I learnt the word you were looking for above is
> grammar and I also learnt to spell it properly. This must be the
> work of your dreaded DNS Medical that you boast is 100% accurate.
> You should have saved that $1600 you spent on it and put it
> towards a decent education for yourself! What a waste of space
> you really are.
>
> No, you are wrong again, I quoted a well known saying or SLOGAN
> and that is the way this particular saying is said.
>
> It can be applied in other variants and to any item as I
> demonstrate here. "you can poke your ****** and put it where the
> sun don't shine (not "do not" shine). Imbecile!
>
> You are trying to teach me about grammar? That's a laugh.
>
> If you have read the full post of mine that I have posted in
> various threads within this newsgroup properly correcting your
> posts, you will see all the twaddle that your DNS Medical brings
> up on screen and that is without looking at grammar which I have
> not even exposed in your former posts yet but if I did, I could
> completely destroy regard that subject.
>
>> No reason for you to be bitter about your 2nd rate WSR,
>> it is ...er, "adequate" for someone of your limited
>> mental capabilities who is obviously not able to grok
>> Dragon.
>
> I am far from bitter,

No one who is "innocent" and "poor" and "paralyzed from the neck
down" has as much time for diatribe as you do, Andy, unless he is
very bitter or something else is wrong with his head.

> I am very pleased with my WSR that I have been using
> for only seven months (which is obviously too sophisticated for
> someone as backward as you) and so glad I did not take your advice
> and spend vast enormities of money on dud DNS software like you
> have that STILL does not work properly after 10 years of teaching
> and training it as you boast you have with this product.
>
> In fact I must thank you for warning me of this problem so that I
> will not waste as much time in life as you have.
>
> BTW, when you get time in your busy schedule of trying to train
> DNS Medical in the next 20 years, could you possibly ask it why it
> cannot spell properly?

The thread to which you Andy repetitively refer shows Mark Conrad
saying "I do not use speech recognition to write these posts". Also,
the idea that speech recognition misspells words is misguided.
Speech recognition chooses from a list of words, therefore it cannot
misspell words.

>> I knew I should have kept my eyes on you to keep you
>> out of trouble.
>
> I must inform the Ladies and Gentlemen out there what I think you
> mean in your comment above: -
>
> This man together with a another man (called Grantx) tried to
> convince me to buy DNS software in this very same Microsoft forum
> even though I already had WSR on my Vista Operating System and
> they both failed miserably.
>
> It was shortly after that I found out they were both DNS agents
> and trying to persuade innocent people

If you are innocent, Andy, why are you maliciously attacking another
USENET author?

> I must also point out, I am not (as Mark Conrad implies in other
> posts in other threads of his within this particular newsgroup) a
> troll and I categorically deny this nor am I an employee of
> Microsoft. I am just an ordinary guy

I have been around many people who have lost arms and legs. None of
them have as much time for diatribe as you do, Andy.

> warning others of people like Conrad who are in reality jumped
> up con men. Just realized, I could make a play on his name which
> would be aptly suitable as "Mark Conman". :-)

Coincidentally, Andy, someone you are rubbing up against and
repeatedly mentioning lately (Marty Markoe) is a ConMan. Many of us
have a lot of experience with Marty.

http://www.knowbrainer.com/
"After tracing this members profile we are embarrassed to find out
that we now know that Mike Tavia is another one of approximately 20
KnowBrainer forum aliases for Martin Markoe of emicrophones who was
banned from this forum for personal attacks. We are not certain why
Martin has felt the need to resort to these types of tactics but his
recent behavior has become an embarrassment for the speech
recognition community."

> I have however, posted some comments around the relevant threads
> within this Microsoft NG correcting some untruths that this man
> has been posting regarding WSR ( Windows Speech Recognition)
> verses DNS (Dragon Naturally Speaking) speech recognition software
> and trying to convince unsuspecting novices or new users like I
> was to part with their money and invest in the ridiculously
> overpriced DNS speech recognition software.

No one has to be reminded how much NaturallySpeaking costs, Andy,
that is not news.

> I mean, how corrupt can you get? This guy is posting questions
> about DNS Medical in a Microsoft forum. Why would you honestly
> post questions on DNS, (an independent speech recognition program)
> within a Microsoft forum when Microsoft have their own speech
> recognition software as in WSR. You would be right to assume that
> any questions regarding the DNS program would be better suited in
> a DNS forum.

But then what would you do with all of your time, Andy?

We encourage spam-free healthy discussion of alternative methods and products, here on USENET.

> This is just their ploy to engage in "conversation" with you then
> impose their hard sell sales technique, that they try to convince
> you to purchase DNS software.

And you Andy are taking that out on another USENET author, for some
strange reason.

> I am here just to redress the balance and warn any new users in
> advance that when comparing speech recognition programmes such as
> WSR and DNS not to fall for their particular software just because
> they say it is good.
>
> Oh and there is another speech recognition program that Mark
> Conrad also tries to peddle in here which is called "MD" which I
> was always led to believe meant "MacDonald's". Conrad, who
> himself is a clown, must be working for Ronald in his spare time
> also!
>
> I am here just to say to any new users who wish to persevere with
> speech recognition technology, I can honestly recommend WSR and
> that if taught and trained properly, is as good as DNS and in some
> instances better

That sounds like bullshit from someone pretending to be an
authority.

> I can truthfully tell you I am a disabled man who had a car
> accident in May 2004

I have been around many people who have lost arms and legs. I am
puzzled why Andy spends much time maliciously attacking another
author. Andy's posting history suggests he really is disabled, but
his most recent posts suggest he is just another sock puppet of the
nym-shifting malicious spammer Marty Martin Markoe who has no other
life on USENET aside from posting links to his commercial website.























> who stumbled across the speech recognition program within Windows Vista
> and who tried it and found it a Godsend and free within the Windows Vista
> OS.
>
>
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Here here Richard!

Lots of other people have told him to go into a DNS forum for his answers on
their product but he keeps posting the same old repetitive claptrap in here.
It's like a broken record.

You will have to forgive him, he probably thinks he is in a DNS forum in his
world but he lost most of his marbles years ago and now has an IQ of 2 so in
all fairness, leave him be because it looks like the dementia is here to
stay.

"Richard Urban" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Why don't you take this to the help section of the manufacturers web pages
> or give them a call. This has nothing to do with Vista And has everything
> to do with Dragon Naturally Speaking ver 10. You will likely get the help
> you are seeking there.
>
> http://www.nuance.com/naturallyspeak...rt/default.asp
>
> --
>
> Richard Urban
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows Desktop Experience
>
>
> "Mark Conrad" <none-> wrote in message
> news:241120080647058006%none-...
>>
>> Trying to find out if there is a "bug" in
>> Dragon NaturallySpeaking version 10, or if it is
>> something haywire with my setup here.
>>
>> I run the full medical version on Vista Ultimate.
>>
>> The trouble happens whenever I use the "NewLine"
>> command to start a new line.
>>
>> Below is a sample of the problem:
>>
>> Now is the
>> Time for all
>> Good men to
>> Come to the
>> Aid of their
>> Country.
>>
>>
>> Notice above that the first word in each line is
>> capitalized, requiring me to waste time correcting
>> all those unwanted capitalizations.
>>
>> Happens no matter what I am dictating into, Notepad,
>> Wordpad, etc.
>>
>>
>> Happening to anyone else? (on Dragon version 10.0)
>>
>>
>> Hope it is just some stupid mistake I am making here.
>>
>> Mark-
>

"Mark Conrad" <none-> wrote in message
news:150220091730497883%none-...
> In article <>, andy t
> <> wrote:
>
>> This man together with a another man (called Grantx) tried
>> to convince me to buy DNS software...
>
> - - - and - - -
>
>> It was shortly after that I found out they were both DNS agents...

> So now you are also spreading lies about Grantx.

If these are lies, then I would remind the good people out to judge for
themselves. If you just type in a thread called "speech recognition and
email probs!!!"

There you will see the pair of them try to persuade me to convert from WSR
(Windows Speech Recognition) to DNS (Dragon Naturally Speaking) in may I add
a Microsoft forum when I was a relatively new user.

They both failed miserably and I am so glad I did not fall for their double
act ploy because I eventually decided to persevere with WSR and save
hundreds of pounds.

I also expose Conrad or "Conman" as he is known that his DNS Medical is
flawed, cannot spell properly or differentiate in defining between two
similar words such as "poo-poo" or "pooh-pooh" in spite of it costing $1600
or £800.00

If you type in "Mark Conrad" on its own even you will see he is the biggest
troll in this forum and tries the same old tricks and example tests in his
posts (which is nothing more than glorified spam) to snare any unsuspecting
new user thinking of trying out speech recognition, to purchase he's very
expensive DNS software.

I have posted elsewhere in this forum to try and warn any new users to be
very wary of this con man because of the way he operates. This man is full
of poo-poo (and that IS the right spelling of of poo-poo in regard to its
definition).

> You have your head so far your ass
> that you are wearing your gonads as a necklace.

You see what I mean? I believe I have hit a nerve! Proof that now he has
been found out, all he can do is resort to language like that above. Such a
child. Perhaps we should feel pity for this man because of his need to feel
important.

Once again I implore you to be very careful of this confidence trickster.

BTW, a man in the condition such as I hasn't any gonads left, I lost them
years ago LOL!


andy t

"Mark Conrad" <none-> wrote in message
news:150220091730497883%none-...
> In article <>, andy t
> <> wrote:
>
>> This man together with a another man (called Grantx) tried
>> to convince me to buy DNS software...
>
> - - - and - - -
>
>> It was shortly after that I found out they were both DNS agents...
>
> So now you are also spreading lies about Grantx.
>
> You have your head so far up your ass
> that you are wearing your gonads as a necklace.
>
> Mark-




From: andy t
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2009 10:34 PM
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
Subject: Re: Dragon NaturallySpeaking version10 problem




"Mark Conrad" <none-> wrote in message
news:150220091730497883%none-...
> In article <>, andy t
> <> wrote:
>
>> This man together with a another man (called Grantx) tried
>> to convince me to buy DNS software...
>
> - - - and - - -
>
>> It was shortly after that I found out they were both DNS agents...

> So now you are also spreading lies about Grantx.

If these are lies, then I would remind the good people out there to judge
for
themselves. If you just type in a thread called "speech recognition and
email probs!!!"

There you will see the pair of them try to persuade me to convert from WSR
(Windows Speech Recognition) to DNS (Dragon Naturally Speaking) in may I add
a Microsoft forum when I was a relatively new user.

They both failed miserably and I am so glad I did not fall for their double
act ploy because I eventually decided to persevere with WSR and save
hundreds of pounds.

I also expose Conrad or "Conman" as he is known that his DNS Medical is
flawed, cannot spell properly or differentiate in defining between two
similar words such as "poo-poo" or "pooh-pooh" in spite of it costing $1600
or £800.00

If you type in "Mark Conrad" on its own even you will see he is the biggest
troll in this forum and tries the same old tricks and example tests in his
posts (which is nothing more than glorified spam) to snare any unsuspecting
new user thinking of trying out speech recognition, to purchase he's very
expensive DNS software.

I have posted elsewhere in this forum to try and warn any new users to be
very wary of this con man because of the way he operates. This man is full
of poo-poo (and that IS the right spelling of of poo-poo in regard to its
definition).

> You have your head so far your ass
> that you are wearing your gonads as a necklace.

You see what I mean? I believe I have hit a nerve! Proof that now he has
been found out, all he can do is resort to language like that above. Such a
child. Perhaps we should feel pity for this man because of his need to feel
important.

Once again I implore you to be very careful of this confidence trickster.

BTW, a man in the condition such as I hasn't any gonads left, I lost them
years ago LOL!


andy t