how can convert the voice record to text in powerpoint?

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I'm using voice recorder (digital dictafone) for recording my teacher. how
can convert the voice record to text in powerpoint? i'm using a digital
dictafone. so when i flip to the next slide the text automatically appears in
the note box below each slide?

hope that anyone could help me.
 
Marri,

Powerpoint cannot convert a voice to a text file.

You will need to search google to see if such a thing exists.

It's probably quicker (it's boring as watching paint dry) to type the text in by hand.

Cheers
TAJ Simmons
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Marri said:
I'm using voice recorder (digital dictafone) for recording my teacher. how
can convert the voice record to text in powerpoint? i'm using a digital
dictafone. so when i flip to the next slide the text automatically appears in
the note box below each slide?

hope that anyone could help me.
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Try the voice-to-text program IVOS, a free trial may be downloaded from:

http://ivos.comunx.com/


Hope this helps,

Tom
 
Thanks Tom.
I didn't know such a thing existed. (I've heard of speech recognition, and training them to learn your voice....but not
voice to speech after the event)

Cheers
TAJ
 
TAJ Simmons said:
Thanks Tom.
I didn't know such a thing existed. (I've heard of speech recognition, and
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training them to learn your voice....but not
voice to speech after the event)

Cheers
TAJ
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Hi Taj,

This program should work OK as it has a dictation function for
installing text from speech. But, of course, you still have to go through
the rigmarole of "training" the program to correctly recognize one's voice.
A step a lot of people do not go through before judging a program as bad, or
even worthless.


Cheers,

Tom
 
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