You can use the Speech Properties dialog box to set options for
Windows Speech Recognition and Text to
Speech.
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Click to open Speech Recognition.
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In the left pane, click Advanced speech options.
Speech Recognition
The following table describes the options on the Speech
Recognition tab.
Option
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Description
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Language
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Lists available Speech Recognition engines. Select the engine you
want.
Speech Recognition is available only in English, French, Spanish,
German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
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Settings
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Shows additional engine properties. The display is specific to the
engine type, and not all engines have additional properties.
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Recognition Profiles
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Lists available user profiles. Selecting a profile from the list
will mark it as active.
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New
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Adds a new user profile. The Add a profile wizard runs and sets up
the profile and calibrates the microphone and speakers. The wizard will
automatically launch the Microphone Setup wizard.
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Delete
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Removes the selected profile. The selected profile must not be in
use by any other program when you choose to delete it.
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Train Profile
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Starts the Speech Recognition Voice Training wizard. The wizard
can help improve recognition accuracy by learning about your specific speaking
style and the sounds of your environment.
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Run Speech Recognition at startup
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Sets Speech Recognition to run when you start your
computer.
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Review documents and mail to improve accuracy
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Allows Speech Recognition to review documents and e‑mail on your
computer for commonly used words and phrases. This can help improve recognition
accuracy.
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Enable voice activation
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Sets Speech Recognition to start in sleep mode and allows Speech
Recognition to enter sleep mode when you say "stop listening."
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Number of spaces to insert after punctuation
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Sets the number of spaces to insert after sentence-ending
punctuation when you're dictating text using Speech Recognition.
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Level
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Indicates the sound level of the microphone.
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Audio Input
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Opens the Sound dialog box. You can adjust settings for your audio
input devices.
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Advanced
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Allows you to set a preferred audio device, such as an audio input
for Speech Recognition. It will be active only if there is at least one audio
device installed.
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Configure Microphone
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Starts the Microphone Setup wizard. This helps you to calibrate
the audio input devices and speaker levels.
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Text to Speech
The following table describes the text-to-speech options on the
Text to Speech tab.
Option
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Description
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Voice selection
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Lists available text-to-speech voices. Click a voice to activate
it. Once selected, the text-to-speech engine will speak the text to preview the
voice.
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Settings
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Shows additional information or options about the text-to-speech
engine. It is specific to the engine type, and not all engines have additional
properties.
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Use the following text to preview the voice
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Displays the sample text spoken by the text-to-speech playback
voice. You can change the text temporarily, but it will always default to the
original content.
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Preview Voice
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Speaks the text in the Use the following text to
preview the voice box using the selected voice. Each word is highlighted
as the engine speaks it. When speaking, the Preview Voice button changes to
Stop, which allows you to end the speech. When finished speaking (or if it's
stopped), the Stop button changes back to the Preview Voice button.
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Voice speed
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Adjusts the rate of speech for the text-to-speech playback voice.
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Audio output
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Opens the Sound dialog box. You can adjust settings for your audio
output devices.
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Advanced
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Click to set a preferred audio device as output for text-to-speech
playback. It will be active only if there is at least one audio device
installed.
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