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3 Alternatives To Using macOS Dictation
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For many year I used DragonDictate and found this good. The advantage of Dragon is that you can play back anything you have dictated so that, if there are mistakes in the text you see on the screen, you can hear what you actually said. The current dictation methods don't keep a voice recording of your words. That ought to be the next stage in the development of this software.
The other think to say is that it will be helpful in future if dictation software allows one to customise the vocabulary by adding names and other unusual words. I'm not sure that this is possible with the current systems.
Will: macOS dictation has this. System Preferences, Accessibility, Voice Control, Vocabulary (button).
Thanks, Gary.
Thanks, Gary.
I find that my (old) iPad works best as it simply has a dictation button on the keypad. I'll be updating my iPad when the pandemic is over and I just hope that the dictation button is still there on the newer models as I find it invaluable.
Sylvie: Yes, it is still a part of the current iPadOS. Why wouldn't it be?