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  • I download this and it works great once you train it. I found it useful when I was on sales calls. It was a good way of taking note of the conversation. A very useful tool for sales professionals who don’t want to spend money on the full system as a way of keeping track of client conversations for themselves.

    • Thanks for the comment, I think voice to text is very useful for even blogging. If the first download does not work for the voice to text problem, make sure you have .net framework installed on your system. Its a free Microsoft program.

  • Hi Mark :)

    I have computer from my work so I’m not administrator so I can’t install this program. Do you know other way to work this program on my computer?

    • Hi Mariusz, if you can not install a program on your computer as an administrator, then it might be hard. However, if you running vista or Windows 7 it should be installed. However, I am not sure if the Polish language is on there, however, it should work for English, even if you are a foreigner and have an accent. You can train the program to understand your accent and it will be no problem.
      I will have to look into this more. But if you have XP to run Voice to text or this transcription program you need to be able to install some things.

  • I have windows 7 but I cant find any voice to text converter. What is its name or where can I find it?

    • It it built into Windows 7, look under control panel -> “speech recognition options”. I am using Voice to text on Windows 7 with my Netbook. However, it is not available in all languages. I have another computer that has Windows Vista in the Polish language and it does not have speech recognition as it is not supported in that language.
      If this is the case I would recommend trying another one of the open source programs, but they are harder to install and I think do not come in all languages.

  • Hello Mark, I also have Windows 7 on my HP computer, but i cant seem to find the voice recognition options in my control panel.

    • Look under control panel then switch to ‘classic view’ – this will be on your upper left and side. After you switch to ‘classic view’ in your Windows control panel you will see a little microphone icon in the choice you have, and it will say ‘Speech recognition options’. If you have further trouble let me know.

  • Thanks

    I love it! It works even better that Dragon I have version 9 and I have to go back and proof read everything. And on top of this, It’s free. Thanks. I just have a question can I dictated in Spanish?

  • windows xp home

    • Change Windows install language for vocie to text Spanish

      The problem with Windows is it is very language specific. Unless you get the premium version than only one language is supported.
      However, some good news. On Vista and Windows 7 you can change your Windows install language with froggie.sk
      However, I think that does not do you any good. I am pretty sure Spanish is supported in Voice to text but I think that has to be your install language.
      There might be another third party software that does it.

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