Free what is speech recognition system software for pda

Speech and Debate Timekeeper 2.3 provides you with a various source, multi-platform timer for speech and debate competitions.

It has speech order and time limits preset for Policy, Lincoln-Douglas, Parliamentary, Public Forum, World Schools, Karl Popper, and miscellaneous debate formats as well as individual events.
This timer gives visual and/or vocal time signals at user defined intervals so that you will never have to give manual time signals or frequently look at the time. At the end of each speech, cross-examination, or preparation, the timer automatically sets itself to time the next thing that needs timing at the push of a button. No stopwatch or general purpose timer comes this close to fulfilling the role of a dedicated timekeeper in a round.

Major Features:

1. Simple stopwatch style interface simultaneously shows time elapsed and remaining. Buttons are large so that they can be finger pressed on touch screen PDAs.
2. Visual time signals on a color coded background indicating minutes or seconds remaining using a traffic light coloring scheme.
3. Spoken time signals or tones, including protected minute alerts for points of information in constructive speeches of Parliamentary debates.
4. Tracks speech order and prep times. Default time limits are set according to the selected event and are adjustable.
5. The name of the speech or task being timed is displayed in the title of the window.
6. Navigational buttons set the timer to time the previous or next task.
7. Always-on-top window is useful for keeping time while working in another program (e.g., flowing or note taking).
8. High contrast display setting with black text on a white background.
9. Context sensitive help screens are available from drop down menus.

Enhancements:

• GUI improvements
• Less verbose time signals
• NFA LD format.

Requirements:

• Windows 98/ME, NT, 2000, XP, Vista with Java Runtime Environment 1.3 or higher installed.
• Mac OS X.
• Any Unix or Linux based OS with Java Runtime Environment 1.3 or higher installed.
• Palm OS 4 or higher handheld devices. Requires SuperWaba virtual machine version 5.85 (included in the download).
• Pocket PC and Windows Mobile PDAs and smartphones. Requires SuperWaba virtual machine version 5.85 (included in the download).

WareSeeker Editor

Portable System Spec 2.67 is a useful tool which provides system specifications for the system.

Alex Nolans System Spec is designed to provide you details about the hardware on your system.
It lets you see, save and print a complete specifications of your PC and perform various windows functions.

The application needs no installation and leaves no tracks on your system. Windows function such as shutting down and run can be performed from the System menu. The Control Panel menu allows you to quickly open items from the Control Panel.

System specification reports can be exported to CSV and System Spec can now export the system information displayed on the main system to a HTML file.

Major Features:

1. New printer window which displays information about your installed printers and virtual printer drivers.
2. New process window and new task window.
3. System Spec now works a lot better with Windows 98. The CPU usage and meters now work on Windows 98.
4. CD / DVD information shown in the screenshot below. This information allows you to identify your optical drives and list their reading and writing capabilities.
5. One of the most useful new features of the CD/DVD information window is its ability to list the CD/DVD drive's reading and writing capabilities. With many different CD/DVD drives around and often no capability indication on the front of the drive this feature can tell exactly what kind of drive is installed in staff, customers, friends, and other computers you may be working with.
6. Another useful feature is the button to analyze the inserted media. This will tell what kind of media is in the CD/DVD drive. This is useful for DVD drives which can write to both DVD and CD media types.
7. Computer Name
8. Username
9. IP Address
10. MAC Address
11. Windows version and service pack
12. Windows Serial Number
13. Internet Explorer Version
14. Memory
15. CPU Type and speed
16. Calculated CPU Speed
17. Sound card type
18. Video and virtual video adapters
19. Screen Resolution
20. Network Present
21. Network Adapters
22. AC Power Status (for laptops)
23. Battery Charge Status (for laptops)
24. Time Zone
25. CD / DVD Make and model
26. Default Printer
27. COM Ports
28. LPT Ports
29. Mouse capabilities
30. Hard Disks
31. Hard Disks Serial Number
32. BIOS Date
33. PC Serial number
34. Manufacturer
35. PC Product
36. PCMCIA (Laptops)
37. USB ports
38. Firewire ports
39. Motherboard
40. Modem