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The 2011 I Speak Dragon contest is now closed to entries! We will make an announcement of the winners in July, pending winner notification. Stay tuned to this space, or pop by the Dragon Web site, our Facebook page, our blog, or our Twitter feed to see which three stories are selected as winners!

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  • How Dragon Saved Me

    I am a classically trained pianist and an attorney. In 1999, I developed tendinitis in both arms after returning to playing the piano after a gap of many months. This affected my ability to use the computer. At the time, I was a captain in the Air Force and worked in the legal office. I spent many hours...


  • The Dragon Era

    How has Dragon changed the career of a student on the path to a professional degree? Well, this is my story; the story of a court reporting student. Long ago accurate transcripts were engraved on stone. As time moved along, so did our creative engineering and invention of tools to inscribe the voice...


  • Young again!

    I speak Dragon because it is the best age-defying software I have found for a fifty something-year-old! I work with a group of young, incredibly bright folk who can e-mail and IM at the speed of light. When I started working with them they would send me an instant message and I would reply using the...


  • The dictator

    I have been using Dragon naturally speaking for the past four years-both on my desktop and laptop. Now with the iPhone I also use it for e-mails and texts. My story begins years ago when I was in college. I always had extreme "writer's block". In law school a professor suggested that I...


  • I speak Dragon 2011

    Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 My story begins back in the 1990s, when after a long day seeing patients at the office and then having to write chart notes for an 1 hour and a half, that I returned home exhausted. I switched on the television only to find Captain Kirk of the Star...


  • Sr. Catherine would have been proud.

    Twenty-five years ago, Sr. Catherine gave me a “B+” in typing class. Undoubtedly, Sister was being generous; I was never that good a typist. Unlike Sr. Catherine's typing class, keyboarding in real life involves thinking AND typing—simultaneously; a dangerous combination for all...


  • Dragon dictate help me be released from dictating machine uses anonymous

    I attended an all boys Orthodox Jewish high school in the 1950s. Typing was considered a skill for girls who became secretaries. My first job was in the Patent Office in the early 1960s and we wrote letters by hand which were typed by a secretary. In my next job for the Navy, I was given a dictating...


  • I Speak Dragon

    Linda Robertson Approx. 388 Words 959 Harvard © June 2, 2011 Clovis CA 93612 (559)298-8772 pzazz959@sbcglobal.net I SPEAK DRAGON! Almost every time I work on my computer, I speak Dragon, following him into the cavernous reaches of my mind. He leads me in, always protective of every word I speak...


  • My Story

    12.00 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 74 years ago (at the age of 12 days), I was ‘inconvenienced’ by the onset of polio which attacked the muscles in my neck, both arms and shoulders, stomach, back, and both legs, all of which necessitated my having...


  • Slaying the Dragon

    I began using Dragon Naturally Speaking in about 1998, learning it so I could teach the attorneys how to use it. Although we had some technical issues with equipment, we managed to make it work. In 2005, I was doing so much work analyzing and preparing summaries of medical records, discovery documents...


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I Speak Dragon 2011

You can win a Samsung Galaxy Tab, and Dragon!

Three winning stories will be selected by a panel of judges, and the winning entrants will each receive a Samsung Galaxy Tab (ready to load with FlexT9 for Android!) as well as Dragon NaturallySpeaking upgrades for three years.

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