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How to use Microsoft's speech recognition??
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How to use Microsoft's speech recognition??
Hello, I have recently found while rummaging through my harddrive, microsoft's speech recognition program, i trained it to my voice but I don't know what else i can do with it. Does anybody know what it is for, or to be more precise... Could anybody please tell me what it is for.
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Howdy
Mostly intened for dictations, letters and such.
It can also do command interface ie; spoken computer control such as OPEN EXPLORER will open internet explorer including voice commanding your surfing. Learnout huaspie is the main engine behind it. Dragon dictate is another good one. Beware these are not optimal programs yet, otherwise everyone would be stuck in a Star Trek episode.. ![]() |
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Ok, thanks, but how do i set up my computer so that it will do that?
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Thanks, very helpful
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