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April 3rd 07, 10:10 PM
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"Speech Recognition" and USB Headset and microphone?
I bought a Logitech USB Headset 350. Paid a good penny for them. I'm using
it for the Speech Recognition for Windows Vista Home Premium. Speech Recognition has recongnized the headset with microphone. I would like to know, why and how come when I want to play a music cd and bring up the media player...I get the sound coming through the speakers that are on my monitor instead of through the new headset. I thought USB conections were suppose to be better than the 3.5 jacks. Logitech headset did not come with a cd nor did it say "Vista Windows" ready. Can someone help and answer to what I'm suppose to do to get the headset part to work so only I can hear the cd coming through the headset? Thanks, Robin 
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