Bennettb said:I have been using Siri more frequently. It seems to work pretty well but how do you get it to do punctuation?
Bobbi
I have just been saying the punctuation marks out loud. By the way, this reply was dictated.
Fred
SeanR said:What happens if the word "period" is used in a sentence? I don't have siri, my wife's iPad does, but it's not available to me at the moment. Thanks.
fafrost said:I would just type it out. That's probably the only way.
Fred
OK, thanks. I thought there might be a problem with that kind of thing.
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skimonkey said:You missed my post...I posted to show you that it does in fact work.
fafrost said:A test sentence for a period of time. It is very possible that Siri uses context to determine whether to type the word period or the end of the sentence. Thanks all!
Fred
lisa22 said:Mine is a "he" with kind of a James Bond accent. He calls me "my darling". ddc8b
fafrost said:I am wondering if any physicians have used the dictation mode on their Ipad with any electronic health records successfully?
I guess I misunderstood your post. I see you got it to make the punctuation mark "period". What I was getting after was if you could use the word "period"in a sentence without it automatically making the punctuation mark. I apologize for not being clear or if I missed something in your post.
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Has to be better than a Dr.s handwriting . I use the dictation all the time in notes
skimonkey said:It's an absolute must to have medical documentation transcribed for legibility...otherwise our third party payers won't pay!