When dictating to outlook 2010, no matter how much text has been dictated outlook only inserts 128 characters worth of text when pressing or saying insert.  All remaining text is lost.  What gives?

When dictating to outlook 2010, no matter how much text has been dictated outlook only inserts 128 characters worth of text when pressing or saying insert.  All remaining text is lost.  What gives?

agreed.  I find this unworkable.  Is there a work around planned or...?  It's incredibly frustrating to try to dictate only to discover that the simplest paragraphs are chopped up.  Will this, can this be changed?

 

Not at all pleased with what was a sparkling feature.

 

Steve

Has anybody found a work around or is this just a limit.  I understand the number of characters are unlimited when using "scratchpad" but that disables "spell it" and "correct it".  thank you

Agree. Very frustrating. My workaround is to "select all" the contents of the scratchpad, then ctrl-C to copy it all and ctrl-V to paste it into the application.

• Proposed as answer by jgartee Tuesday, October 04, 2011 3:07 PM

Oops...wrong click.

On the windows seven listening many apps screen, right-click and uncheck the enable scratch pad option.  While this allows you to dictate as much text as you wish, I still have not found how to enable the correction keywords.  Still looking.

This is BUNK.  4 years later and it still has the same issues?  Have you found any solutions other than to us Dragon software instead of this junk?