Windows Speech Recognition
Windows Speech Recognition was first introduced in Windows Vista and allows the user to interact with the computer using his or her voice. Windows Speech Recognition was designed for the individual who wants to use the mouse and keyboard less while still maintaining (or even increasing) overall productivity. In addition, Windows Speech Recognition can provide benefits to individuals with physical disabilities by allowing them to interact with their computers without a keyboard or mouse.
Windows Speech Recognition supports the following languages:
English (United States)
English (United Kingdom)
German (Germany)
French (France)
Spanish (Spain)
Japanese
Traditional Chinese
Simplified Chinese
By using Windows Speech Recognition, ...
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