hammong

Hi,

 

Finally, I've found a way to make it works with the latest ED version.

What I've done is simple :

1- Find a PC where ED install went fine (my own PC which is only member of a network workgroup and not a domain)

2- Export the whole ED registry branch (HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\NCH Software\Express) using regedit

3- Copy the reg file on the not-working PC (probably a PC which is member of a domain)

4- Edit the reg file to change the paths (BackupFolder, WorkingDataFolderPrevious, WorkingDataFolder)

5- Import the reg file

6- Done

 

Regards

I've been having this (and similar problems with FTP settings) in NCH Express Dictate for over a year now. Versions come and go, but the problem persists. Having to regedit every client PC to get simple basic software working is a pain in the ass.

My suggestion is this - take the damn "confirmation" code out of ED completely. I don't need it to tell me if the address is valid.

Greg

I have a transcription management application that we developed that makes use of NCH Swift Sound .DCT files. I need to be able to extract the dictation date/time and duration information from the file, but for the life of me I cannot decode the date/time data. Heres what I learned so far:

Time is stored in 2-bytes starting at position 0x12

Date is stored in 2-bytes starting at position 0x14

I tried several decoding methods to get a human-readable date/time out of the values, but I can't figure it out. Is there a publication of the binary file structure for .DCT somewhere that I can reference?

Greg