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Actually, there are headsets with microphones *designed* for just this scenario. It is not necessary for the voice to be pitched so loud as to be a problem for others in order for the appropriate technology to work well.
In fact, I am experimenting with Dragon for text input myself. Not because I have RSI, but because I do *not* want to get it!
David
-----Original Message from Paul Harry <pharry1 -at- yahoo -dot- com>-----
I've worked in a few companies where they give you
cubes that have a lot of privacy.
Paul
--- Maggie Pierce Secara <maggiros -at- yahoo -dot- com> wrote:
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> Can someone use this technology without either
> working at
> home or having an office with a door? I appreciate
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