Voice recognition software

[alex.mejias.terra.es]

Hi freeware fans!
Is there any kind of free software for voice recognition, that
integrates easily with a word processor?
Thanks for your help

 

[Max Quordlepleen]

Hi freeware fans!
Is there any kind of free software for voice recognition, that
integrates easily with a word processor?
Thanks for your help

To the best of my knowledge, as a longtime Dragon user, there is NO
freeware, on any platform, that offers usable speech recognition. If
you find out otherwise, I would love to know.

 

[JRS]

Philips used to give a version away but it would be quite old now and I'm
not sure about its availability

 

[Lester Horwinkle]

And even if you pay good money, it's still not voice recognition software.

It's really
catch-no-more-than-a-couple-of-words-here-and-there-until-the-owner-is-fed-u
p-ware.

 

[Kanda' Jalen Eirsie]

Greetings...

Hi freeware fans!
Is there any kind of free software for voice recognition, that
integrates easily with a word processor?
Thanks for your help

Given the state of Voice recognition software as it is today - No...

You might try MS Speech SDk - it's free (or it was the last time I checked) and probably
is worth what you pay for it..

http://www.microsoft.com/speech/download/sdk51/

It has a number of examples, and programs that link it into word, reader, textpad, wordpad
etc...


ll
Kanda'

<>SPAM-KILLER<>- If you really want to contact me, then -
kandaje<at>bresnan<dot>net

You figure it out...

 

[John H.]

Kanda':
You wrote on Tue, 23 Dec 2003 21:17:56 GMT:

KJE> On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 08:21:43 GMT, "alex.mejias.terra.es"

??>> Hi freeware fans!
??>> Is there any kind of free software for voice recognition, that
??>> integrates easily with a word processor?
??>> Thanks for your help

KJE> Given the state of Voice recognition software as it is today - No...

KJE> You might try MS Speech SDk - it's free (or it was the last time I
KJE> checked) and probably is worth what you pay for it..

KJE> http://www.microsoft.com/speech/download/sdk51/

KJE> It has a number of examples, and programs that link it into word,
KJE> reader, textpad, wordpad etc...

KJE> ll
KJE> Kanda'

KJE> <>SPAM-KILLER<>- If you really want to contact me, then -
KJE> kandaje<at>bresnan<dot>net

MS Speech SDK does not integrate with word processors. It simply possesses
a dictation pad that receives voice input. This can be pasted into a word
processor, manually.



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