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Speech Recognition SW Simplifies Routine Tasks

10/01/95

Through December 31, customers who purchase Listen for Windows 2.0 will receive a free upgrade to the Windows 95 version. The speech recognition product replaces numerous keystrokes and mouse clicks with spoken commands for tasks like entering data, formatting documents, retrieving information and switching between applications. Highlights include continuous speech, speaker independence and voice commands patterned after the users' natural way of speaking. The Listen for Windows 95 version will also feature a fully speech-enabled user interface for the OS desktop. Verbex Voice Systems, Edison, NJ, (800) ASK-VRBX. W

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