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Literature › Re: Choices: Another Perspective by pabon(m): 9:34am On Jan 31, 2020 |
Whizlight: ova permit I dey observe u ooo. Where pabon sef Oga Whizlight, I dey. Sorry, I've been really busy. You will see me soon. Abi you don forget? I'm made of more. Thanks for the mention BTW. |
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Romance › Re: It Works — Stay Organized and See This [Amazon KDP Tip] by pabon(m): 9:15pm On Jan 10, 2020 |
Once again, thanks ILegend. |
Literature › WRITING EXERCISE (did This January Last Year) by pabon(op): 3:38am On Jan 09, 2020 |
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Literature › Re: Call Of The Wind: THE GENESIS [Magic] by pabon(op): 11:55am On Jan 08, 2020 |
Greetings everyone. It's been a while. Expect some good news soon. |
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Literature › Re: Make money in dollars On Amazon Kdp Make Money Online Everyday by pabon(m): 5:51pm On Jan 07, 2020 |
eliok: Happy new year.
Set goals and get to work.
Me na 2 books every week sha. By Gods grace. NEPA is not smiling .
So take note INSPIRATIONAL |
Romance › Re: Amazon KDP: 3 Best Low Content Book, LCB, Articles You Must Read Or Regret by pabon(m): 12:26pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
ILegend is a BLESSING to Nairaland!!! |
Literature › Re: by pabon(m): 4:33pm On Dec 28, 2019 |
Nice one. Try using dialogue tags to make the reading better. I started with a Blackberry phone. So, a Java phone should be no issue. |
Romance › Re: WHAT DO YOU Want From Me As Christmas Gift? This or That? [Picture] by pabon(m): 10:00pm On Dec 14, 2019 |
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Romance › Re: FAILURE Does Not Exist — See Why & How Book Writing Can Change Lives [Picture] by pabon(m): 1:58am On Dec 13, 2019 |
iLegendd: Causes
1. Small RAM 2. Small RAM 3. Small RAM
Get a phone with high RAM and get it working. Don't use this as an excuse not to write a book. Use the normal finger to keyword way and write your books if dictation is proving stubborn. Actually, I don't think it is. My brother's phone has 3gb RAM. It still didn't work. |
Romance › Re: FAILURE Does Not Exist — See Why & How Book Writing Can Change Lives [Picture] by pabon(m): 9:56pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
ILegend, please I need to pick your brain a little. In one of your threads, you explained your procedure for writing. The issue I have is with using dictation to write. I discovered that I can't dictate and have screen recorder on at the same time. Same thing goes for audio recording (I can't dictate and audio record same time). I want to know how you get pass this hurdle.
Thanks for all you do for everyone of us. More ink to your pen. |
Business › Re: Started Kindle Publishing This Week. Already Made $50 by pabon(m): 12:34pm On Dec 12, 2019 |
Nice one. I'm motivated |
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Business › Re: AM BORED, CRAZY FREEBIES FOR ALL: Paypal, Free Traffic And Clickbank by pabon(m): 12:38am On Dec 06, 2019 |
The OP has a heart of gold. I've received my copy of the books he promised. |
Literature › Re: My Top 7 Mystery/crime Writers Of The 21st Century by pabon(m): 10:49pm On Dec 05, 2019 |
4gunners: I suck at reading novel. The everyday "wahala" doesn't give me time to read. Any way out for me? Go for audiobooks. 1 Like |
Literature › Re: My Top 7 Mystery/crime Writers Of The 21st Century by pabon(m): 10:47pm On Dec 05, 2019 |
CharleyBright: Dean Koontz remains one of my best contemporary writers. I have read most of his works. The suspense of his books are enigmatic. Go read his " The Watchers" and " The Whispers", The Husband".
However, I would have expected to see Stephen King and Mario Puzo on your list. How many have you read? Do you write? |
Literature › Re: My Top 7 Mystery/crime Writers Of The 21st Century by pabon(m): 10:44pm On Dec 05, 2019 |
Cocao: Dean Koontz made this list. I have loved his works since wayy back. Stephen King can make one shiver and dream bad dreams but Dean just had a way to make one feel good about horror. I agree with this list So so true. I have about 70 of his titles. Read about seven. Currently reading the 8th. |
Romance › Re: THIS IS HOW To Make Money While You Sleep No One Wants To Tell You by pabon(m): 8:47pm On Nov 25, 2019 |
iLegendd: Stage 2 will handle how to use those 3/4 apps. In fact, they don't even need any explanation.
Power on one of the speech to text apps, then power on your screen recorder. If your phone has enough RAM and memory space, then also power on your sound recorder (backup audio).
When all are on, go back to your speech to text app and click record. Yes, it requires internet, but if you don't want to use internet, you'll go to your settings and install an internal dictionary. This way, you can do the above without an internet connection.
Yes, your diction matters in your recording accuracy. If you pronounce things upside down or with too much accent, then this method will be frustrating at first.
Luckily, the software is adaptive — it will learn your voice. The more you use it, the more it understands your way of pronunciation.
The video recording during speech to text is just a backup in case of proofreading the typos in your main work — it's for for reference. I wish you could explain more on this. I couldn't get a hang of what you were saying. I have downloaded the apps. I only need a more extensive explanation. Thanks for what you've been doing. |
Romance › Re: THIS IS HOW To Make Money While You Sleep No One Wants To Tell You by pabon(m): 1:47am On Nov 24, 2019 |
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Literature › Re: Texting Can't Kill Language by pabon(m): 5:36am On Nov 23, 2019 |
Divepen1: Yesterday , I learnt from top linguists that chat language is the future of human language. There's a whole Thesis on "Lol" and "slash" in America. In case, you find yourself suddenly being transported to the future, the first wise thing to do is to ask for the chats of a 16-year old school girl. Her lexicons will be the communication language of that era. Slash, should we be less concerned about grammar, structure. John McWhorter, through his Tedtalk, "Txting is killing language" showed how different people talked about grammar etc. It's not new. Examples: 1. English Professor in 1956 2. Connecticut Teacher 1917 3. Charles Eliit, Havard President 1871. 4. Pedant Writing in Latin, 63AD. (This new type of Latin later became French)
In other words, someone is always worried about usage of language Yet, language itself survives the evolution. Many of us don't evolve with it. I'll like to write 'am fyn wif ow ur cookn' because it means I'm billingual but as a writer I must keep at my structure. So, if you're fine with your short hands, please type away. Just watch who you use it with. Adaptability is the key here... Well articulated, my sir! |
Literature › Re: Mysteries Of NoLand (Book 1) by pabon(op): 2:49pm On Nov 22, 2019 |
Davidzy23: can't wait... Captivating and interesting Thanks. |