Microsoft Dictation

Microsoft Dictation is a speech recognition feature developed by Microsoft that allows users to dictate text on their computer using their voice.

Microsoft Dictation uses machine learning algorithms and cloud-based processing to convert spoken words into text.

Microsoft Dictation can be used with various Microsoft applications, such as Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and OneNote. It is also compatible with some third-party applications.

Microsoft Dictation is currently available on Windows 10 and can be accessed through the operating system's built-in speech recognition feature.

No, Microsoft Dictation requires an internet connection as it relies on cloud-based processing for converting speech to text.

Yes, Microsoft Dictation supports multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, and many more.

Yes, Microsoft Dictation understands and supports various punctuation marks and formatting commands to enhance the dictation experience.

Yes, you can manually edit the dictated text to correct any mistakes made by Microsoft Dictation.

While there is no specific time limit for dictation, Microsoft Dictation works better with shorter phrases or sentences rather than longer continuous speech.

Microsoft Dictation may process and temporarily store your dictation data in order to improve the accuracy of the feature, but the data is not used for targeted advertising.