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Dragon Dictate: Fast Track to Prolific Writing on Your Mac

Name: Dragon Dictate: Fast Track to Prolific Writing on Your Mac
Brand: Jose John
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ISBN: 9781311851505

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Editora:: Jose John
Lançado em:: Mar 23, 2015
ISBN:: 9781311851505
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Would you like to write more, write fast, and write well?

Then this is the book for you. In "Dragon Dictate: Fast Track to Prolific Writing on Your Mac", you will learn how to use the Dragon Dictate application to convert your speech into text with speed and precision.

You'll also learn:
• how to optimize your Mac hardware for dictation
• how to speak so your Mac understands exactly what you say
• what you must remember in order to quickly edit your work
• how to control your writing software with your voice
• how to fix performance problems in Dragon Dictate
• how to make dictation work even when accuracy is low
• when to tap into the dictation feature built into Mac OS X

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Duração: 35 páginas26 minutos

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Would you like to write more, write fast, and write well?

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Editora:: Jose John
Lançado em:: Mar 23, 2015
ISBN:: 9781311851505
Formato:: Livro

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Jose John

Developer of Mac OS X apps, and author of several books.

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Would you like to write more, write fast, and write well? Then this is the book for you. In "Dragon Dictate: Fast Track to Prolific Writing on Your Mac", you will learn how to use the Dragon Dictate application to convert your speech into text with speed and precision. You'll also learn:

how to optimize your Mac hardware for dictation

how to speak so your Mac understands exactly what you say

what you must remember in order to quickly edit your work

how to control your writing software with your voice

how to fix performance problems in Dragon Dictate

how to make dictation work even when accuracy is low

when to tap into the dictation feature built into Mac OS X

Why Dictate?

Write Fast to Write Well

If you want to write more, you must learn to write fast. If you're getting started with writing, you should aim for at least 2,000 words a day. But if you want to be considered prolific, you should aim for 10,000 words a day. You can only hit that level when you trust what you write, when you put words on the page without hesitation, and when you enjoy the act of writing. You can develop these abilities by following the "free writing technique described in the classic book Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within" by Natalie Goldberg.

Good writing requires iteration i.e. you review & revise to make it better, over and over again. But it all starts with a first draft. And the most important rule is to create the first draft quickly. Let the words out - don't hesitate, don't edit.

Raymond Chandler said "The faster I write the better my output. If I'm going slow I'm in trouble. It means I'm pushing the words instead of being pulled by them."

That’s a great image to keep in mind while writing. The first draft should be pulled out of you. In order to do that, you need to convert your thoughts into written words as fast

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