you could try reprogramming ...
Posted By: Susanr on 2008-06-19
In Reply to: C-phone question - Snow Bunny
your 4 key .... it sounds as if it might have been assigned some other function ...
my c-phone (which I haven't been using recently) has 4 as slow down and #4 as hang up ... (fwiw, 2 is repeat annotate, 3 is shift, and 6 is speed up for that client) ... which as I recall was quite different from how it had been programmed the previous job I used it for.
If you don't use *4 for enterprise at all ... I don't see why it couldn't be programmed ...
Alternatively, you could go through all of the phone keys both plain and * and see if some other key combo slows you down in DVI ... writing out a "key" to record the effect ... while DVI of the various keys. It's possible that the slow-down command is there but using some other key-combo. (you will disconnect, hang up etc. so don't do it on a "real" job that can't be "lost")
(I confess that I didn't think dictaphone and DVI were compatible but the last time I dealt with DVI was more than 8 years ago and my C-phone is older than that. I used to have to reprogram my c-phone often before I got a second UPS)
Good luck -- hopefully someone with more experience will come along.
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Instant Text can do this without reprogramming your keyboard. sm
Instant Text comes with a singles glossary that you can customize for the most common words. You can type "a" to get "and" or "w" to get "with," etc.
Wouldn't the method described here conflict with initials in names? That's the first conflict I see.
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Instant Text can do this without reprogramming your keyboard. sm
Instant Text comes with a singles glossary that you can customize for the most common words. You can type "a" to get "and" or "w" to get "with," etc.
Wouldn't the method described here conflict with initials in names? That's the first conflict I see.
You'll get a lot more productivity tips on Productivity Talk than this blog site. :)
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