First, I think its a great piece of "forensic" programming analysis!

Secondly, I would guess the problem derives from trying to maximize
compatibility across a diversity of editing environments.

It seems to me Nuance could make a tidy buck or two by producing
customizable "editing frames" for the programming market. How much
would you pay for that capability: $50? $100? OTOH, what chance is
there that Nuance will be clever enough to take a chance on increasing
the utility of DNS to a group that's not likely to pony up an extra
$500 for a fairly simple add-on?

Bruce



On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 6:20 PM, Eric S. Johansson<esj@...> wrote:
>
>
> Mark Lillibridge wrote:
>>> Other than some serious redraw problems With the Windows environment,
>>> it's not handling "scratch that" properly. If you give the command it
>>> only deletes one character and then thinks it's done. It's probably
>>> something due to the NX environment doing its magic but, is there
>>> anyway to fool naturally speaking into a meeting of right number
>>> backspace is?
>>
>> the short answer is no. The long answer follows.
>> - Mark
>
> Oh bother. How hard can it be to get something so basic working right.
>
> --- eric
>