Masks Sketch

Well, I finally have access to Adobe (at least limited access), so I tried
playing around with it, a bit.

Here's my first attempt:

http://www.blind-apertures.ca/images/MasksSketchSmall .jpg (fast loading)

http://www.blind-apertures.ca/images/MasksSketch.jpg (full size)

It's just a straightforward conversion of the Ceremonial Masks pic I took at
the Royal Museum in Victoria, with no adjustments.

While the combo of an updated screen reader and newer version of Adobe give
me a basic level of functionality of most PhotoShop features, there are
still some things that don't work with speech, ie. scaling the size of a
pic.

Oh, well, at least I can do a few things with it.

Appreciate any feedback you'd care to share...

Take Care,
Dudley

--
"The balance between staying positive and being realistic lies somewhere in
the area of remaining hopeful." Irwin Barker

Dudley Hanks wrote:
"PeterN" wrote in message

[Dragon Naturally Speaking]

The newer versions even do "Which witch is which."

How about: The score of game two was two to two, too...

He said: "Which witch-doctor do you recommend?"
vs
He stammered: "Which, which doctor do you recommend?"

Does that work?

-Wolfgang

"Wolfgang Weisselberg" wrote in message
...
Dudley Hanks wrote:
"PeterN" wrote in message

[Dragon Naturally Speaking]

The newer versions even do "Which witch is which."

How about: The score of game two was two to two, too...

He said: "Which witch-doctor do you recommend?"
vs
He stammered: "Which, which doctor do you recommend?"

Does that work?

-Wolfgang


Dragon got it...

Here's what it translated, exactly as dictated:

The young man stammered, "Which which doctor?"

Which witch doctor do you recommend?

Take Care,
Dudley

On 8/27/2011 8:36 PM, Dudley Hanks wrote:
"Wolfgang wrote in message
...
Dudley wrote:
wrote in message

[Dragon Naturally Speaking]

The newer versions even do "Which witch is which."

How about: The score of game two was two to two, too...

He said: "Which witch-doctor do you recommend?"
vs
He stammered: "Which, which doctor do you recommend?"

Does that work?

-Wolfgang


Dragon got it...

Here's what it translated, exactly as dictated:

The young man stammered, "Which which doctor?"

Which witch doctor do you recommend?

Take Care,
Dudley


context, context context. ;-)

--
Peter

"PeterN" wrote in message
...
On 8/27/2011 8:36 PM, Dudley Hanks wrote:
"Wolfgang wrote in message
...
Dudley wrote:
wrote in message

[Dragon Naturally Speaking]

The newer versions even do "Which witch is which."

How about: The score of game two was two to two, too...

He said: "Which witch-doctor do you recommend?"
vs
He stammered: "Which, which doctor do you recommend?"

Does that work?

-Wolfgang


Dragon got it...

Here's what it translated, exactly as dictated:

The young man stammered, "Which which doctor?"

Which witch doctor do you recommend?

Take Care,
Dudley


context, context context. ;-)

--
Peter

Yep, that seems to be the key...

But, the new version is REALLY good at picking up those contextual cues...


Take Care,
Dudley

On 9/7/2011 10:42 PM, Dudley Hanks wrote:
wrote in message
...
On 8/27/2011 8:36 PM, Dudley Hanks wrote:
"Wolfgang wrote in message
...
Dudley wrote:
wrote in message

[Dragon Naturally Speaking]

The newer versions even do "Which witch is which."

How about: The score of game two was two to two, too...

He said: "Which witch-doctor do you recommend?"
vs
He stammered: "Which, which doctor do you recommend?"

Does that work?

-Wolfgang


Dragon got it...

Here's what it translated, exactly as dictated:

The young man stammered, "Which which doctor?"

Which witch doctor do you recommend?

Take Care,
Dudley


context, context context. ;-)

--
Peter

Yep, that seems to be the key...

But, the new version is REALLY good at picking up those contextual cues...



Yup!
I purchased version 1, when it was called Dragon Dictate. The cost was
several thousand dollars. Yo could only dictate one word at a time. By
using the program I saved about half a secretary. To me its amazing how
well it works. Even the speech recognition in my Droid works reasonably
well, for what it is.


--
Peter