klirelan My company would be willing to pay for the ability to encrypt preexisting wav files for use with Express Scribe. By that I mean, if we could convert an existing wav file to an encrypted wav or mp3 for use with Express Scribe. Thank you.
[deleted] klirelan wrote: My company would be willing to pay for the ability to encrypt preexisting wav files for use with Express Scribe. By that I mean, if we could convert an existing wav file to an encrypted wav or mp3 for use with Express Scribe. Express Dictate can import WAV files and allows you to send them as encrypted DCT files, which Express Scribe supports. http://www.nch.com.au/express
klirelan ndl wrote: Express Dictate can import WAV files and allows you to send them as encrypted DCT files, which Express Scribe supports. http://www.nch.com.au/express That is great news. I just read the Express Dictate manual and it says the use of encryption requires a Medical Legal User License. Is it possible to demo the encryption feature before purchasing the license? Thank you, KLI