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  1. Right click "My Computer" then "Tools", "Folder Options", "View" and then "Show hidden files and folders" and finally "OK." If you are using MS Office 2003, from Express Scribe settings, go to c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\Templates and then right click "winword."
  2. There are many transcriptionists who wish to get off the Windows platform but cannot because there is no transcription application software for the GNU/Linux operating system. There are a thousand and one reasons for shifting to Linux. Foremost of which is that there are not so many spies and dataminers that gets into ones computer whenever he or she logs in the WWW to receive audio files send back transcripts . Not to mention the increasing number of viruses and bugs that gets in through the windows . Is it not possible for NCH Swift Sound to come up with a penquin version?
  3. I suggest you create a new folder in your hard drive. When the .wav file comes in, save it in the new folder which you might simply label as WAV . To save on hard disk space, I usually convert .wav files to .mp3 using Audacity, then convert the .mp3 files using RealProducer10. Both are freeware . Instead of using RealPlayer Gold 10, I use Real Alternative which is also a freeware. Now, if you get to a really difficult ESL dictator, try running .mp3 using Audacity in transcribing the audio file then proofread using Express Scribe. Worked for me
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