Maria Langer has completed yet another new book, Dragon Dictate 2.5: Visual QuickStart Guide, and shares how she adapted the visual quickstart guide methodology to a program that isn’t all that visual. Before you start talking to your Mac, let Maria set your expectations about training (“not much”), results (“amazing”), microphone and environment requirements, and how Dragon Dictate lets you go beyond just dictation. What you can get done easily, what takes a little more effort, and the pricing of the eBook version are all delivered in this conversation that will open you up to a new way of interacting with your Mac.
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Maria Langer (follow her on Twitter) has been writing how-to books and articles and recording videos about using computers for longer than she cares to admit. Her most recent projects are “Making Movies: A Guide for Serious Amateurs” for the Flying M Productions Maria’s Guides series, “Mac OS X Lion: Visual QuickStart Guide” for Peachpit Press, and “Twitter Essential Training” for Lynda.com. Maria is also a commercial helicopter pilot and serious amateur photographer. Learn more about her work on the Maria’s Guides website and see what’s on her mind on her blog, An Eclectic Mind.
Dragon Dictate 2.5: Visual QuickStart Guide
Dragon Dictate 2.5: Visual QuickStart Guide
Dragon Dictate 2.5: Visual QuickStart Guide on the iBookstore
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