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Talk to Windows provides easy-to-use video
training, with seven
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Talk to Windows provides easy-to-use video training on how to make Speech Recognition work best. We offer seven video lessons to help you get up and running with Speech Recognition in Windows Vista.
Watch a free sample lesson now.
Buy Now - $9.95 instant download. Satisfaction guaranteed. Includes all seven lessons.
Table of Contents
| 1. Setup and Training (4 min) | FREE sample lesson: How to set up Windows Speech Recognition and train it to recognize your speech. |
| 2. Starting to Dictate (3 min) | The basics of position the microphone, turning the microphone on, and dictating. |
| 3. Quick Tour (6 min) | Turning the microphone on and off by voice and keyboard; moving and hiding the speech recognition window, overview of menu items. |
| 4. Moving (6 min) | Moving around your document by voice. |
| 5. Selecting (4 min) | Selecting text by voice. |
| 6. Speaking (3 min) | How to speak to the computer so that it recognizes your voice most accurately. |
| 7. Writing Out Loud (2 min) | How to write by voice, if you're used to typing. |
| Total: 28 minutes |
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About the Author Dan Newman, author of the Talk to Windows video lessons, is the author of six books and video training courses about speech recognition, including Talk to Your Computer and the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9 Video Guide. Dan, president and founder of Say I Can Speech Recognition, has written for publications including PC Magazine and Speech Technology and has appeared on the national PBS television series Computer Chronicles. He has helped thousands of people use speech recognition successfully. |
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You may also be interested in the Windows Speech Recognition toolkit. © 2007-2009 Dan Newman - Contact: newman (at) sayican (dot) com Windows is a trademark and Windows Vista is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. |
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