what is the best voice recognition pc based software that can be used with outlook and word?
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Dragon NaturallySpeaking is a great one to use? go to their website to learn more about it! here http://www.nuance.com/naturallyspeaking/
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this doc will sorted out ur all queries\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/office/outlook/evaluation/compare.doc\n\ntake care
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It should come with the program if you installed it with the original CD. You should go to Microsoft word help and search for "voice recognition" and you should be able to get some helpful results from there. Also, you could buy other software such as Dragon NaturallySpeaking 8 or any other software listed in the site below. Preferably, Dragon Naturally Speaking 8 is the best, but that is up to you to choose.
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for the tech world you can go for the voice recogniser in your house and can be used as school project it is easy to make for this u need to give me best answer for this and i can help u out this would be the best one \n\nsam ;)
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Microsoft Outlook!! :)
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If you are using Windows  go ahead try open office. This the best free software thats closest to MS Office. Give it a try. You'll find it almost as convenient as MSOffice
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I have used this program before and liked it.  Outlook has a receipt function that will send you a instant reply as soon as the receiver has read your email. You can try this program below and see if you like it. \n\nhttp://www.msgtag.com/Read_Receipt_Email.html
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You can try Dragon Naturally Speaking.  I just spoke with somebody who is implementing the medical version of it for the pathology department at the hospital I work at.  He said out of the box the accuracy rate is around 98%.\n\nIt can both take your voice dictation into Microsoft Word, and read back what you write.  It costs about $180.
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I guess you want to use microsoft word without typing.\ngo to http://www.download.com and try search for speech recognition\nI bet you could try out a few free software of that sort
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I noticed that I have this Microsoft Word. However, I did not install an individual program to get this up and running. In word, click on tools/speech. All you need is a microphone.
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Don't know if this will suit your needs. But OpenOffice.org is a 100% freeware suite of products that competes with, and is fully compatible with, Microsoft Office.  Since it's freeware, there's no trial periods and it was developed by Sun Microsystems (the same folks who developed Java and the Solaris operating system.) They have an included utility called Impress that is almost identical to Powerpoint.  Take a look at the demo. It lasts about 5 minutes and highlights just some of the features:\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/product/impress.html\n\nYou can get more info about the freeware and other utilities here:\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\nAnd just for grins, if you want a bit more info about other free Sun products including Solaris, here's the link:\n\nhttp://www.sun.com/\n\nplrr
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You can do this with Microsoft Outlook.
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http://www.winappslist.com/business/speech_to_text.htm is the site. You can get it from here
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Yes.  You should use e-Speaking Voice and Speech Recognition Software.  This software includes both text to speech as well as speech to text.  It is based on the Microsoft Speech engine which may be downloaded to your computer at no cost.  The "natural" sounding voices, however, are offered by NeoSpeech.com and they aren't exactly free.  \n\ne-Speaking is shareware and at $14 is pretty close to being free.  Download it and give it a try for 30 days.\n\nCheck out the video at YouTube:\n  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYu6_cNRCD4
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If you are using Windows, I would recomend Microsoft Word.
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Windows XP Pro comes with Speech capabilities that works within Microsoft Word. It does a very nice job. If you have XP, go to Start > Control Panel > Sounds and Speech > Speech. And it will ask you if you'd like to install (you'll need the original install cd's). You may have it installed already and if so it will take you to an options menu. You can check by right-clicking on the bottom menu bar in the blue area and seeing if "Speech" is there. If it is you can select it and it will become usable.\n\nIf you're using an older version of Windows or Linux/Mac, this won't help. That's all I know.
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www.gmail.com is really cool as per your requirements. \n if you can configure your outlook to access gmail...then taht would be really cool....;-). choise is urs.