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Writing made easy with Office Dictate
With the Dictate feature of Office 365, writing has never been easier. The built-in Dictate tool within Office will help you save time, increase your efficiency, and assist those with writing challenges in capturing their thoughts in a productive way.
Microsoft Word Features
Hello Windows Community, What are some of your favorite features in Microsoft Word? I like the auto-save feature, that is so helpful for me.
What do you use to take notes? 📝
What do you use to take notes? 📝 A. Sticky Notes B. OneNote C. Word D. To-do app E. Pen and paper
Dictation Software
I am looking for software you i can do my book and not have to type something that is lower in price but yet good and it for windows 10.Thanks Mike
What new feature would you like most in the next Windows?
It seems lately the most we expect in terms of new features is security updates these days? I would like to see a major revamp to the U.I. and how about a good cleaning of legacy code out of Windows. Why not cut the fat out of the system a bit and have delineating feature set between legacy of 10 or more years ago and new. In other words try to make windows run faster on less resources. Add some new U.I. tweaks and eliminate redundant menus and settings. Add a new kernel and filesystem that is faster and more efficient. Harden the kernel further against attack and run more processes in sandbox. I would be pretty excited to see a new windows with those features, how about you?
Windows Ease of access dictation for easy device navigation
Speak directly to your computer without a mouse or keyboard. Windows Speech Recognition allows you to get it all done without raising a finger.
Copying & Pasting
Hi community! I wanted to know which method of pasting do you find yourself using most? BTW I work at MSFT and would like your feedback 😊 a. Right click + paste b. CTRL + V c. Windows Key + V d. There's more than one way?
Desktop PC, tablet or smartphone?
What is your favorite?
Would you rather...
Would you rather type on a typewriter for the rest of your life or write everything by hand? 🤔
Is Cortana any help to you?
I have tried to use the Cortana function and I have found it more of a hindrance than help. Do you use this on a regular basis?
Dictate your documents in Word - Office Support
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dictate-your-documents-in-word-3876e05f-3...Dictation can't hear you. If you see "Dictation can't hear you" or if nothing appears on the screen as you dictate: Make sure your microphone is not muted. Adjust the input level of your microphone. Move to a quieter location. If using a built-in mic, consider trying again with a headset or external mic. Accuracy issues or missed words
Microsoft Garage: Dictate - an add-in for Microsoft Office ...
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/garage/profiles/dictateDictate, a Microsoft Garage project Dictate is an Office add-in for Outlook, Word and PowerPoint which converts speech to text using the state of the art speech recognition behind Cortana and Microsoft Translator. Currently available for Windows OS. Download Dictate from https://dictate.ms and start typing with your own voice!
Dictate in Microsoft 365 - Office Support
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dictate-in-microsoft-365-eab203e1-d030-43c1...Dictate in Microsoft 365. More... Dictation lets you use speech-to-text to author content in Office with a microphone and reliable internet connection. Use your voice to quickly create documents, emails, notes, presentations, or even slide notes.
Dictate text using Speech Recognition
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dictate-text-using-speech-recognition-854...When you speak into the microphone, Windows Speech Recognition converts your spoken words into text that appears on your screen. To dictate text Open Speech Recognition by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, clicking Ease of Access, and then clicking Windows Speech Recognition.. Say "start listening" or click the Microphone button to start the listening ...
