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To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (29511)	1/2/2000 11:20:00 PM
From: allen v.w.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

Hello Victor, I bought NS for my son last year and he gave it up because he didn't like it. The program I received with my headphones works much better IMO. I'll give you an exsample. If you say a word and it comes out wrong, there is a list of five of the close's match's and you can pick one by saying < take 1, take 2, take 3, etc,etc and if you don't see the word in the list, you can type it in a window and say < take keys > and the next time you say the word it will work fine. It seems to learn real fast. The one I have is like a demo, but is useable. There are more features if you buy the full version, of course. Here is a link to the headphone set I have. store.yahoo.com This is the link to the full version of the program for voice recognition and you also get a noise canceling headphone for 29.87 It is real easy to use. Later: ALLEN: (:-> PS: NS is good, but I think this Kurzweil VoicePad is better. Here is another one by the same company. cdw.com