- Oct 19, 2000
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I hooked up the mic tonight, and played around a bit with the built-in speech recognition tool in Vista. I believe it's in all versions, but somebody correct me if I'm wrong on that. However, it did a fantastic job at picking up my voice and translating it correctly.
There's a lengthy tutorial that shows you how to work it and what commands to say, at the same time training your computer to your voice. The only words/phrases that I had any trouble with was saying "OK" and "1". Two of the simplest things, but I'd usually have to say them atleast twice. Everything else worked great.
You can basically navigate the entire computer just using your speech. This includes browsing the internet, clicking on links, opening folders, and then opening files within those folders. I did not test speech dictation in Word yet, but I can imagine it performs like a champ.
Just thought I'd come in here and give it a :thumbsup:.
There's a lengthy tutorial that shows you how to work it and what commands to say, at the same time training your computer to your voice. The only words/phrases that I had any trouble with was saying "OK" and "1". Two of the simplest things, but I'd usually have to say them atleast twice. Everything else worked great.
You can basically navigate the entire computer just using your speech. This includes browsing the internet, clicking on links, opening folders, and then opening files within those folders. I did not test speech dictation in Word yet, but I can imagine it performs like a champ.
Just thought I'd come in here and give it a :thumbsup:.