Simply Dictation
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Introduction
- Welcome
- Using ViaVoice
- Users and Voice Models
- Dictating with ViaVoice
- Navigating With Commands in SpeakPad
- The What Can I Say Window
- Playing Back Dictated Text in SpeakPad
- Reading Your Text
- Using Manage My Vocabulary
- Working With Dictation Macros
- Managing ViaVoice Users
- ViaVoice Components
- Getting Help
- Appendix
- Index
38 Dictating with ViaVoice
Using ViaVoice
Using ViaVoice
3. Correct any misrecognized words and save your document, if desired.
Using SpeakPad, you can format, edit, and correct your dictation before transferring it to
another text editor. Using the Playback feature, you can play back the text you just
dictated and use it to easily correct any errors with the Correction window. For more
information, see "Playing Back Dictated Text in SpeakPad" on page 48.
If you correct words in your document while dictating, you should allow ViaVoice to
check for new words in the documents automatically when you save your document in
SpeakPad. Select the Analyze When Saving Document option in SpeakPad
Preferences. For more information, see "SpeakPad Preferences" on page 60.
Correcting Text in SpeakPad
Correcting words as you dictate in SpeakPad updates your personal
vocabulary, which helps improve recognition accuracy by immediately
teaching ViaVoice new words and phrases. This way, if you say the word
again while you are dictating the same document, ViaVoice is more likely
to recognize it correctly.
Delayed Correction
You can dictate a document, save the dictation session file, and delay correction or
editing until later. You can only use delayed correction if you have saved a previous
dictation session in SpeakPad. For more information, see "Saving a File" on page 62.
Hands-Free Correction
You can correct your misrecognized words, hands-free, by using voice
commands. Follow the steps below for the best results when correcting hands-
free.
TIP
TIPTIP
TIP
To prevent ViaVoice from picking up environmental noise and
other room sounds, SAY> GO TO SLEEP to pause temporarily
when dictating or correcting. SAY> WAKE UP to resume.