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Many owners of Microsoft Operating Systems Vista to Windows 10 are completely unaware of Microsoft Windows Speech Recognition.This is a free application on each of these operating systems. Many of those who have attempted to use this have given up because they did not have any understandable tutorial to guide them. This book introduces Windows Speech Recognition and provides a step by step tutorial on how to use it. Plus it includes additional FREE applications and other reference materials.

This unique tutorial was written for individuals who produce a significant amount of documents on computers with Microsoft Operating Systems Vista thru Windows10, but whose productivity is limited by their inability to effectively use the keyboard. Constant use of the back key, highlighting incorrect information, deleting it, and retyping the correct information creates frustration and hampers creativity.The solution for them and anyone seeking a better method of composing documents on their computer is to discover and learn to use Microsoft Windows Speech Recognition, a free application which produces text by voice. It is already part of their Microsoft operating system. The tutorial systematically teaches Microsoft Windows Speech Recognition but also contains helpful articles on other, mostly free applications and resources. If you use and frequently produce letters or more lengthy documents, but have difficulty typing, this guide will not only put you on the road to understanding and using Windows Speech Recognition, but will also show you how to add tables, diagrams, and photos to improve the quality of your work. You will learn new skills, expand your knowledge, and with practice you will become more productive. In addition to Windows Speech Recognition, it also introduces word editors and processors, construction and printing of tables, converting documents to PDF files, using image editors, Optical Character Recognition (OCR); text-to-speech. Websites, an introduction to editing and proofreading tools, and additional resource materials and tools to improve your manuscripts. If your computer does not have an adequate microphone, you will need only this book and a speech recognition compatible microphone or headset. They cost under $20.00.

I Ought to Write a Book is a common expression. Have you said it? It's often said when an event produces a profound effect on an individual. But just as often when someone revisits a subject they are passionate about, such as a personal or family history, an event, a story, a hobby or a project. Even a group project. This book is NOT about improving your writing skills. It is about encouraging you to publish that book you "ought to write," or the book you would like to publish just for the fun of it. We will show you how you can afford to Self-Publish by showing you how to do it yourself. It's not directed to someone who wants to know how to market a book. No, it's written for anyone who has anything they would enjoy seeing in print. This book is for Self-Publishing for the rest of us, you and me. And it reveals that it does NOT cost a fortune to Self-Publish. This book will show you how to format your book and create your own cover without having to hire anyone to help you. All the necessary tools are readily available - often for free.

You might know the old adage - "Curiosity almost blew the cat's eye out." Is that how it went? Moiety of a Gingerbread Man: A Rocket Scientist's Memoir follows Larry Wm. Carlson's story as he went from poor Minnesotan boy to prominent engineer and rocket scientist for NASA, Rocketdyne, National Bureau of Standards and Argonne National Labs. With insights into the shady dealings and stupidity behind the scenes at some of America's biggest aerospace operations and historical events (Apollo missions, Reagan at Reykjav k, Star Wars, Three Mile Island, Carter's DOE, the dawn of the computer era), Moiety relates a lifetime's worth of lessons and knowledge that refutes lies told to the public. Select chapters feature descriptions of experiments and projects throughout Carlson's 40-year career, including development of the United States' first chemical laser weapons systems (MIRCLE, design influence on ALPHA, Star Wars mainstay weapon system), sodium cooled nuclear reactors, Magnetohydrodynamics and Experimental Breeder Reactor facilities, NutraSweet production increase, and others. Defining memories and curious vignettes from Carlson's personal life offer advice and heed warnings. A father's advice led to a vocation. A childhood folly led to a lifetime disability. A disability led to a door. History, science, and even mysticism come together in this memoir of a man who could conceptualize, design, and build massive nuclear test facilities, but never quite keep his mouth shut. A thermodynamicist in the 1960s-80s with seven patents, Carlson leaves his unfinished invention literature open to his readers. Additional topics covered: Space shuttle engine injector testingBell Aerospace Lunar Ascent engineGE Vulcan 20mm Gatling gunPoint Mugu jet fighter cold test facilitySan Nicolas Island hypersonic wind tunnelSonobuoys in the Cold WarCorruption in government institutionsCopper mining industryChemical high-power lasersEBR-1 and EBR-II, EBR-II Superheater BypassInsight into what really happened at Three Mile Island, then comparisons with Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster and ChernobylSewage Aerator designsSearle PharmaceuticalsRocketdyneANLNorth American Swatcha patentPower SquadronUnited States and Russia/Soviet Union MHD collaborationsMHD 1 and MHD II Coal facilitySundstrand's space station solar collectorSolid oxide fuel cellNuclear rocketsCarter's failed DOE program in Caguas, Puerto RicoArachnoiditisOpen, unpatented inventions ideas for entrepreneurs and business