I'm a disabled auto appraiser and would like to get back to work in estimating, but will need a talk to type system to work with Audatex estimating. Can anyone tell me if they will be compatible to use?
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Answer by
Alex Urbach
No, the software is not working with the Dragon NaturallySpeaking because there is no common point for them to work one with each other. I've searched on products websites and couldn't find anything on any of them. It's possible that they don't have anything in common and because of that, the apps are not working together at all. I also see that they're from different categories, which makes it more obvious that it won't work together now or in the future. For example, Audatex is used in estimation while Dragon NaturallySpeaking is a text to speech (plus reverse) software.
I'm a disabled auto appraiser and would like to get back to work in estimating, but will need a talk to type system to work with Audatex estimating. Can anyone tell me if they will be compatible to use?
No, the software is not working with the Dragon NaturallySpeaking because there is no common point for them to work one with each other. I've searched on products websites and couldn't find anything on any of them. It's possible that they don't have anything in common and because of that, the apps are not working together at all. I also see that they're from different categories, which makes it more obvious that it won't work together now or in the future. For example, Audatex is used in estimation while Dragon NaturallySpeaking is a text to speech (plus reverse) software.