Date: Sun, 07 Jun 1998 15:08:48 -0400
From: Carolyn <qi@bu.edu>
Subject: Update: Boston Voice Users meeting, 6/9/98

Boston Voice Users will be meeting on Tuesday, June 9, 1998, at 7:30 in MIT
room 1-242.  It is a speech recognition users group for anyone who uses it
or is interested in the practical use of speech recocognition.

We will have an informal panel discussion on using speech recognition in the
workplace.

The planned speakers will be the following:

Jeff DelPapa originally used DragonDictate for DOS on a portable with a2x to
do his Unix work.  He continues to use speech recognition to do part of his
job such as writing email.

Diana Bush supports doctors who use speech recognition at a local hospital.

Kim Patch is a journalist who has used speech recognition for about four years.

And of course, the group members themselves are always active participants.

To get to the room: Go in the main door of MIT at 77 Mass Ave. (Cambridge,
MA)  Take the first corridor to your right, walk along it until you have
passed the ship
models.  Where the corridor jogs to the left, go upstairs, then continue
in the same direction as before (parallel to Mass Ave.).  Room 242 will be
on your left.

There is a wheelchair lift inside the door between the door at 77 Mass Ave.
and the
Charles River.  It is a gold door at street level.  I think that the street
number is 33 Mass Ave., Cambridge, MA.

Please feel free to cross-post this notice, although there may be changes to
this announcement forthcoming.  If you want to be sure of receiving meeting
announcements, there is a low volume "Boston Voice Users" email list set up
specifically for posting meeting information.