Comments on: Free Auto Text Word Expander Softwares For Medical Transcription http://mtherald.com/free-auto-text-word-expander-softwares-for-medical-transcription/ The Miscellaneous Yakkings of a Medical Transcriptionist Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:54:23 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: gspal http://mtherald.com/free-auto-text-word-expander-softwares-for-medical-transcription/#comment-13861 gspal Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:56:11 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=505#comment-13861 http://www.phraseexpress.com/freeware.htm What is considered "commercial use"? PhraseExpress is free for non-commercial user only. Any activity where the user receives financial benefit from that task (salary, wages, commission, revenue, etc.) is considered commercial use. This includes educational and/or charity organizations if the actual user is being paid for the task. PhraseExpress recognizes if the computer being used is connected to a corporate network or if the user is selecting phrases that are used in a commercial context. In such a case, a license reminder dialog is randomly triggered. This check is done internally within the program by using an internal word list. No data is transmitted to us or anywhere else for this task. It is understood that phrases such as "Your order", "Dear Customer" or "Thank you for purchasing..." clearly indicate commercial activities. We kindly ask for your understanding that we are not able to publish the complete list of phrases and PhraseExpress also checks other parameters to determine commercial use. http://www.phraseexpress.com/freeware.htm

What is considered “commercial use”?
PhraseExpress is free for non-commercial user only. Any activity where the user receives financial benefit from that task (salary, wages, commission, revenue, etc.) is considered commercial use. This includes educational and/or charity organizations if the actual user is being paid for the task.

PhraseExpress recognizes if the computer being used is connected to a corporate network or if the user is selecting phrases that are used in a commercial context. In such a case, a license reminder dialog is randomly triggered. This check is done internally within the program by using an internal word list. No data is transmitted to us or anywhere else for this task.

It is understood that phrases such as “Your order”, “Dear Customer” or “Thank you for purchasing…” clearly indicate commercial activities. We kindly ask for your understanding that we are not able to publish the complete list of phrases and PhraseExpress also checks other parameters to determine commercial use.

]]> By: THT http://mtherald.com/free-auto-text-word-expander-softwares-for-medical-transcription/#comment-13860 THT Thu, 05 Nov 2009 13:31:01 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=505#comment-13860 I'm fairly new in the medical transcription field and need help with productivity. I just downloaded Phrase Express to help me. Please forgive my ignorance, but is this considered commercial use? Will my Phrase Express just stop working? What are my best options (and free) to help me boost productivity? Should I just go back to using autotext in Word? I’m fairly new in the medical transcription field and need help with productivity. I just downloaded Phrase Express to help me. Please forgive my ignorance, but is this considered commercial use? Will my Phrase Express just stop working? What are my best options (and free) to help me boost productivity? Should I just go back to using autotext in Word?

]]> By: Raj http://mtherald.com/free-auto-text-word-expander-softwares-for-medical-transcription/#comment-13729 Raj Wed, 19 Aug 2009 18:45:52 +0000 http://mtherald.com/?p=505#comment-13729 "AutoText and AutoCorrect utilities of MS Word have limitation to the size of the files (65KB)" That's a new information. However, when I looked into my normal.dot, its size is 1.9 mb. Additionally, I'm saving my AutoText entries in a separate global template named RajAutoText.dot and its size is 432 kb. So why is the size limitation not applicable to me? Michael of PhraseExpress has promised a similar free tool absolutely for medical transcription alone, I think it will solve all your apprehensions. “AutoText and AutoCorrect utilities of MS Word have limitation to the size of the files (65KB)”

That’s a new information. However, when I looked into my normal.dot, its size is 1.9 mb. Additionally, I’m saving my AutoText entries in a separate global template named RajAutoText.dot and its size is 432 kb. So why is the size limitation not applicable to me?

Michael of PhraseExpress has promised a similar free tool absolutely for medical transcription alone, I think it will solve all your apprehensions.

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