But someday I am going to have to abandon Windows XP and move up either to Windows 7 or Windows 10. It works good right now on my older XP system. I did some research on the subject before trying it out and came to the conclusion that I best stay away from trying to put it on Windows 10. Because it is such a outstanding product many people will want to use Dragon Naturally Speaking instead of trying to put up with a mediocre speech recognition that's found in Windows 10.

So then why am I posting this negative rant.

Developers who had plenty of time to try their products on Windows 10. It's not as if Windows 10 just dropped on the scene instantly. They have had plenty of time to adjust their product to work with Windows 10. The parent company, Nuance, claims there is a workaround and that they are going to get it right eventually.

It has been widely reported that Dragon naturally speaking, even this version, will not work well on Windows 10. Right now I am on version 11 and am quite happy with it. This speech recognition program I have used for several years and I have used different versions of it. However, I am using another version of Windows that works well with said product.

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