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The scope of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in India is still in the adoption stage but slowly it is being used to find smart solutions to modern problems in almost all the major sectors like Agriculture, Healthcare, Education Transport, Cyber Security, Banking, Manufacturing, Hospitality, Entertainment, etc. AI is a classic example of disruptive technology, as it has…
ContinueTechnology is developing very fast and has a big hand in changing our lifestyle. Many things that had no existence in the past can be seen done on our fingertips. Achieving such unimaginable goals is nothing new to the world and Microsoft is not behind in this race. It has evolved manifolds since its launch and keeps on improving with rapidly growing technology. One such example of technology being used at the optimum is the ‘Dictate’ feature. This feature is a big time-aver for those whose most of the time get waste in typing a whole lot of documents.
To use this speech-to-text technology, there are certain prerequisites. A user should have a microphone enabled device or he should have a microphone. Along with this, there should be Insider build 16.32 (19120802) or later installed on his device and it should also receive proper Internet connectivity. One of the most important things to initiate the process is to have a Microsoft account. A user should make sure that there is lesser background noise for the best results. If you have specific queries related to Office subscription then visit Office.com/Setup.
Ways to use ‘Dictate’ feature in Word
There are two ways through which you can start speaking and get it typed automatically. The steps vary slightly if you are using Word on Windows or Web.
On Windows
On Web
Final note-
Dictate has been specifically designed to save users’ time and to improve their productivity. Whatever you speak during the course of its activities, it is sent to Microsoft. But, it is important to note that, Microsoft neither retains your audio nor the transcription.
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