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Is there some sort of voice software that would let Brian talk into the computer and it would type for him? THAT would be a great gift to get him ! ! Hey Brian, Glad to hear you're on the mend. Still, having suffered a plethora of broken arms myself, I too appreciate the challenges of "compromised typing". SO, when I saw Herbie's comment here, I remembered a commercial for the attached product, called "Dragon Naturally Speaking". http://www.nuance.com/talk/There are really expensive options, but for your word processing needs, I would think the standard version would be more than adequate. Anyway, just food for thought. In fact, I should probably get one myself, given my orthopedic prowess...but I have a feeling mine would just stop listening after a while....(lol).... Good luck, and keep working. The p/t is killer, but critical as I'm sure you've been told. We do seem to have our share of medical maladies around here lately, huh....? Ciao for now, Beth
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