Free what is a scribe software for mac

What's On Widget 1.1 delivers an advantageous tool which has function of telling you what song is currently playing and provides links to preview or purchase the song from the iTunes Music Store. Works with most US radio stations, although some markets are not yet available. What's On? Widget displays album artwork, allows you to preview the song and buy directly from the iTunes Music Store.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.4. or later

WYHIWYS allows you to email the mp3 file and/or information about the song currently playing in iTunes with Entourage X.

The script offers two options: Send only the information, or send the information plus the mp3 file.

Completly freeware.

Express Scribe is professional audio player software designed to assist the transcription of audio recordings. It is installed on the typists computer and controlled using the keyboard (with hot keys) and/or foot pedal controls.
Express Scribe is a atool with variable speed wave playback, foot pedal operation, file management and more. This program is free.
The full features list of Express Scribe follows below but a quick way to test its suitability is to simply download and install it. You dont need to purchase anything and it only takes a couple of minutes to complete downloading and installation.
Express Scribe is now free in the hope that because you will like it you will recommend our dictation recorder applications including Express Dictate Professional Dictation Recorder, DialDictate Phone Dictation Server, Pocket Dictate Dictation Recorder for Pocket PC or Palm Dictate Recorder for Palm OS.
Main features:
- Ability to play most audio file formats (including encrypted dictation files).
- Variable speed (constant pitch) playback.
- Supports many professional foot pedals which connect to the game, serial or USB port to control playback.
- Uses system wide hot keys so you can control playback when using other software (eg. Microsoft Word).
- Ability to dock portable recorders (both analog and digital portables) to load recordings.
- Works with Microsoft Word and all major word-processor applications.
- Automatically receives and loads files by internet (FTP), email or over a local computer network.
- Automatically sends typing to the person who dictated the work.
- Works with speech recognition software such as Dragon Naturally Speaking to automatically convert speech to text.
- Windows version supports wav, mp3, dct (encrypted dictation), ra and rm (RealAudio), sri (VoiceIt), dss (Olympus, Lanier and Grundig), au, aif, vox, mp2, vox, compressed wav (including PCM, uLaw, ALaw, ADPCM, CELP, SBC, Windows Media, DSP TrueSpeech, GSM 6.10), msv and dvf files (Sony Recorders) Philips Digital Recorder format, Sanyo Digital Recorder format and more.
- Works with Philips, Sanyo, VoiceIt, Olympus, Lanier, Grundig, Sony and many other digital dictation recorders in addition to the Express Dictate Windows Dictation Software, Phone-In Dictation Software, Pocket PC Dictation Recorders and Palm OS Voice Recorders.
- Loads CD audio directly - you can even begin to listen as it loads in the background.
- Can be integrated into other dictation management systems using the Express Scribe SDK.
- Express Scribe is free.

"Where is M13?" is a revolutionary new astronomy application that helps you visualize the 3-D locations and physical properties of common deep sky objects. This perspective is rarely discussed in the astronomy books and software products on the market, which focus mainly on apparent data such as an objects look, visual magnitude, apparent size, right ascension and declination. "Where is M13?" aims to address this important lack.

Using paired face-on and edge-on views, the Galaxy View shows you where that cluster or nebula you enjoy viewing in your telescope is actually located relative to the center and plane of the Galaxy, providing a unique three-dimensional perspective of the Galaxy.

The Object List provides important physical information about the objects you choose to list. Galactic latitudes and longitudes as well as luminosities, true sizes, and distances are displayed. A quick click of a checkbox brings up a display of the equivalent apparent data.

The Sky View shows you where the objects displayed in the Galaxy View are located in the night sky, using a star map plotted in galactic coordinates. This use of galactic coordinates, rather than the more common equatorial coordinates, helps you really understand the relationship between what you see in the night sky and an objects galactic location.

We think youll find that "Where is M13?" literally adds another dimension to your night sky observing. Enjoy exploring this new perspective!