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If you have a business machine company in your area who sells the transcribers they may, out of the goodness of their hearts, splice the tape and fix it for you. As said, you will definitely lose a bit of dictation but you won't have to lose the whole tape. I had this done before. I have not spliced a tape myself but if not an office machine supply store, perhaps there is some other kind of business that would take this on and you could pay them a few bucks. I've been there, done that and found an "angel" somewhere. I know people "splice" but don't know how they do it. It's a big, big problem and I understand how you feel. Good luck with it, let us kow. You will get a lot of flack for not using digital but I know some docs absolutely will not switch. |
just a suggestion sm - starving artist
