RE: Description of J-Say
- From: "Chris Jenkins" <saveup@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 01:26:06 -0500
Good morning chipmunks.
Chipmunks I am dictating this with J. say and Dragon naturally speaking
version seven. I just started using it today and it didn't take very =
long
to train at all.
Chris
-----Original Message-----
From: jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On =
Behalf
Of Linda Bishop Judeich
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 6:16 PM
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Description of J-Say
I've used Jawbone with a couple of clients but have not yet seen J-say =
but
according to information on their web site, the major difference between
J-say and Jawbone is that Jawbone is completely hands-free and can =
therefore
be used by someone who cannot access the keyboard at all due to physical
issues. J-Say is designed for a blind user who wants text dictation but =
can
still access the keyboard for commands.
Linda
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From: "Chipmunks" <chipmunks@xxxxxxx>
To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 3:46 PM
Subject: Re: Description of J-Say
> What are the differences between j-say and the jawbone interface?
>
> With j-say, will jaws speak back text as it is dictated into =
applications?
>
> cheers,
>
> Doris
>
>
> At 01:55 PM 3/19/2004 -0500, you wrote:
> > From Freedom Scientific's web site:
> >
> >
> >Description of J-SAY, A NEW APPROACH TO VOICE INPUT/OUTPUT
> >
> >Until recently, visually impaired or blind people who needed to use =
=3D
> >voice
> >recognition software to communicate with their computers had few =3D
> >options,
> >all
> >of which were very costly. Today, thanks to J-Say, a new middleware =
=3D
> >product
> >from T&T Consultancy Ltd., which combines the unparalleled =
flexibility =3D
> >of
> >JAWS
> >for Windows with the outstanding voice recognition available in =
Dragon
> >Naturally Speaking there is a reasonably priced option for these =3D
> >consumers.
> >
> >J-Say extends JAWS for Windows to provide dictation and voice command =
=3D
> >and
> >control features. Users of this innovative technology can talk to =
their
> >computer
> >using a natural voice and obtain effective speech feedback.
> >
> >Additionally, the J-Say interactive help system makes the concept of
> >self-help a true reality.
> >
> >Imagine being able to:
> >List of 11 items
> >=3D95=3DA0Create word processor documents such as letters and reports =
using =3D
> >natural
> >speech.
> >=3D95=3DA0Create text on the computer using your voice while, =3D
> >simultaneously,
> >reading notes from another source on your Braille display.
> >=3D95=3DA0Control formatting within Word and obtain information about =
text =3D
> >format
> >information with voice commands.
> >=3D95=3DA0Quickly and intuitively obtain information about your word =
=3D
> >processor
> >document, such as the number of pages or margin settings, using voice
> >commands.
> >=3D95=3DA0Execute the most popular JAWS screen-reading functions =
using
> >easy-to-remember voice commands.
> >=3D95=3DA0Create and process E-Mail using your voice as the primary =
means of
=3D
> >input.
> >=3D95=3DA0Browse the Internet using a combination of voice input and =
=3D
> >keyboard
> >control.
> >=3D95=3DA0Rapidly move to specific cells within an Excel worksheet, =
even if =3D
> >the
> >focus is located some distance from the desired cell location.
> >=3D95=3DA0Quickly access an interactive help system containing =
application =3D
> >specific
> >information about the J-Say package.
> >=3D95=3DA0Independently train the speech recognition software to =
understand =3D
> >your
> >voice, as well as having speech based access to the suite of features =
=3D
> >and
> >facilities
> >contained within Dragon Naturally Speaking.
> >=3D95=3DA0Have manuals and a tutorial presenting the interface to the =
user =3D
> >in a
> >non-technical friendly and easy to understand manner.
> >list end
> >
> >J-Say uses Scan-Soft's Dragon NaturallySpeaking Preferred as the =
voice
> >input component which does not allow the user to create special
> >voice-driven commands.
> >J-Say therefore relies upon the powerful JAWS scripting language to
> >facilitate the range of features available within the product. For =
=3D
> >example,
> >specially
> >constructed interfaces have been designed to easily guide the user =
=3D
> >through
> >creating a new contact or appointment within Microsoft Outlook.
> >
> >T&T Consultancy Ltd, with thanks to Freedom Scientific, look forward =
to
> >presenting this innovative product at the forthcoming CSUN =
conference. =3D
> >We
> >hope that
> >you can join us and find out how through combining J-Say, JAWS and =
=3D
> >Dragon
> >Naturally Speaking provide an exciting new interface for yourself or =
=3D
> >your
> >clients.
> >
> >
> >Doug Billiar
> >natemaster@xxxxxxxxxxx
> >
> >
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