Vista/Windows7 Speech Recognition
- 1. Vista/Windows7 Speech Recognition Nellie Chew Slide 1
- 2. What’s available with Vista? Slide 2
- 3. What’s available with Windows 7? Slide 3
- 4. Speech Recognition • Allows your voice to control application software • For best results, use your voice and mouse or keyboard – Train the software – Control a program – Dictate a document Page 66 Slide 4
- 5. Let’s try~ Go Control Panel… Slide 5
- 6. Start Speech Recognition… Slide 6
- 7. Depending on your language settings… Note: The following applies only to those users who have never started speech recognition before. If you have done so, the Speech Recognition dialog box will immediately appear. Slide 7
- 8. Welcome to Speech Recognition… Slide 8
- 9. Select microphone… Slide 9
- 10. Set up your mic… Slide 10
- 11. Say something!!! Slide 11
- 12. You’re all set~ Slide 12
- 13. Enable or disable? Slide 13
- 14. View Reference Card… Slide 14
- 15. Maybe NOT run at startup… (= Slide 15
- 16. Voice-control activated~! Slide 16
- 17. Try out the tutorial~ Slide 17
- 18. Try it out on a Word document~ • Open a new Word document • Ensure Speech Recognition is ON~ – Control Panel> Speech Recognition Options> Start Speech Recognition – The Speech Recognition indicator box on top – Say “start listening” and talk away~~~ – Say “stop listening” to end the session sleeping… – To close it, click on X on top right corner Slide 18
- 19. Common commands… To do this Say this Click any item by its name File; Start; View Click Recycle Bin; Click Click item Computer; Click File Double-click Recycle Bin; Double-click item Double-click Computer; Double-click File Insert a new paragraph or new New paragraph; New line line in a document Select and delete specific words Delete word Show a list of applicable What can I say? commands Make the computer listen to Start listening you Make the computer stop Stop listening listening Slide 19
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