I haven't seen it free, but it says it works on Windows 7. If you'd like free, I recommend smartphone apps. I've found extremely high quality free voice typing apps on Android! Even Google Docs voice typing function works much better on a mobile device than a laptop, so she could voice type it on her phone then edit it on the computer. (It does have a large inaccuracy percent I've found, though, which means more keyboard editing work.) Another option is a transcription service, where she records her voice & pays a company to type it up for her (higher accuracy with less editing), though it does cost money. I used free apps with a cheap lapel mic I'd hold in front of me to start dictating short stories when first learning, then switched to Google Docs on my laptop (same mic) when I had bigger, more serious projects that I needed on my computer. Google Doc's been a pain to use, though, which is why I'm planning on finally buying Dragon. I have chronic wrists injuries & typing is getting to be too much.

It sounds like your hardest hurdle would be catching errors. Perhaps a transcription service would be better? You record an audio clip of your voice & send it to a company who then types it up for you. That or have someone else read through what you've voice typed & edit it for you. (Helpful for emails & such.)

Laurence Socrates - trolls like you are the cancer of KZfaq and social media. I’d like to see you come up with some better content, doubt you could though. You don’t seem very talented at all.

roasted by grandma!!

When I was a boy, my mom often watched the evening news and said, "Some people just have to find something to whinge about." You are one of those people. Haters are going to hate. Lovers are going to love. Trolls are going to troll.

@UTexas Nurse i have, come use your nursing skills to come and drain them…