How to Dictate Documents in Microsoft Word Using Voice Typing
Blog post from Fish Audio
The text explores various methods for using speech-to-text technology in Microsoft Word to enhance productivity and multitasking. It discusses Microsoft's built-in Dictate feature, which allows users to transcribe spoken words directly into a Word document using voice commands for punctuation and formatting. The Transcribe tool is highlighted for its ability to process pre-recorded audio files, turning them into editable text within Word, while also storing files in OneDrive. Additionally, Windows Voice Typing is introduced as an alternative method that operates at the operating system level, using Azure Speech services to transcribe speech into any text field, including Word documents. Lastly, the text mentions third-party tools like Fish Audio, which are suitable for transcribing long-form audio recordings into text for use in Word, supporting multiple languages and handling multilingual audio.
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