1. Add the folder /Users/<your username>/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/Voice Memos to Hazel.
2. Enter these settings:
   

   Here is the script:

   1. tell application "Things"
   2.    set props to {name:"Voice memo"}
   3.    set newToDo to make new to do with properties props
   4.    set notes of newToDo to "[filepath=" & POSIX path of theFile & "]TITLE[/filepath]"
   5.  
   6. end tell

Now, every time you make a voice memo on the iPhone and connect it to your computer a note titled “voice memo” with a link to the sound file will be added to the inbox in Things.

If you don’t have Hazel you can achieve the same thing by setting up a folder action on the voice memos folder. But you will have to modify the script.

It is very easy to setup, just follow these simple steps:

1. In the configuration for your Windows virtual machine in Parallels Desktop, under Network Adapter 1, select “Shared Networking” (or the equivalent for VMware Fusion).
2. In System Preferences, under Sharing, enable screen sharing:
   
   Note your IP address (circled in red).
3. Click “Computer Settings”:
   
   Enter a password, otherwise tightvnc-dns may not be able to connect.
4. In your Windows virtual machine, download and unzip tightvnc-dns from here.
5. Double-click vncviewer.exe :
   
   Enter the IP address from step 2 (not necessarily 192.168.4.4 ).
6. Click “Options”:
   
   Click “Disable clipboard transfer”. And reduce the scale if you want a smaller window.
7. Click “OK” and then “Connect”. Enter the password from step 3 and click “OK”.
8. Switch to a Mac application, making sure that vncviewer is still selected in the Windows virtual machine and Dragon NaturallySpeaking is running and active.
9. Start dictating and the text should appear in the active Mac application!