DRAGON DICTATE 5 FOR MAC UPGRADE

It doesn’t feel like Dragon is now a clunky add on application – it feels like part of OS X itself. The most obvious difference is that the Dragon Dictate Application seems to have completely disappeared as an app and it has more or less integrated itself into the operating system. I have gone back to using the built-in dictation, which is pretty painful, but at least it doesn’t crash! In fact it’s now become so unstable under ‘El Capitan’ that I’ve had to stop using it. We are up to Dragon version 5.0.4, and based on my own experience and the comments of people below, it’s not getting any better. UPDATE: This review was done in September 2015 and my conclusion was to ‘wait for the first bug fix release to get a more stable product.‘ It’s now four months later. Does not work with Microsoft Office 2016. Problems with capitalisation and spacing. Does not require significant time to be trained. The best because of the design and accuracy. It looks different and it feels different, my overall my initial response is… it’s the best and worst version of Dragon so far. They have flagged the importance of this release with the name change from â€˜Dragon Dictateâ€™ to simply â€˜Dragon for Macâ€™.

DRAGON DICTATE 5 FOR MAC UPGRADE

It’s a major upgrade from Nuance who are the creators of Dragon Naturally Speaking.

Today Dragon Dictate Version 5 (renamed “Dragon for Mac”) was released.

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Dragon dictate 5 for mac