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How Do You Stop Your Ipad Writing Rubbish!
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How do you stop your iPad writing rubbish!
When I first got it my iPad The dictation and voice recognition system were virtually faultless
Now however practically every second word has to be corrected
Is anybody else experiencing this problem and if so how do we correct it?
Help please as I am now disabled and need my "Voice recognition " more and more!
When I first got it my iPad The dictation and voice recognition system were virtually faultless
Now however practically every second word has to be corrected
Is anybody else experiencing this problem and if so how do we correct it?
Help please as I am now disabled and need my "Voice recognition " more and more!
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I could understand a voice recognition system, especially one on a domestic appliance, being of lower quality than hoped, but a deterioration in recognition seems strange. Unless the microphone's developed a fault. Your disability isn't affecting your speech is it ? Do you have a family member or friend that you could borrow an iPad from and test on theirs ? Has the app been "updated" recently ? No settings changed ?
I have taken the time to check the points you raised...
....very valid ones at that
There have been updates since the problem began certainly but the settings seem the same.... to the untrained eye at least LOL
Any advice on how the "settings" should be would be very much appreciated ....
My wheelchair-bound state as a direct result of the use of the drug Statin some 3years ago so I am unable to walk – as the saying goes " I have all my marbles I just can't roll them anymore "
....very valid ones at that
There have been updates since the problem began certainly but the settings seem the same.... to the untrained eye at least LOL
Any advice on how the "settings" should be would be very much appreciated ....
My wheelchair-bound state as a direct result of the use of the drug Statin some 3years ago so I am unable to walk – as the saying goes " I have all my marbles I just can't roll them anymore "
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