Re: Speech to text

<keyop1972@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I was informed that I MS Office/Word 2004 has a built in feature where
> you can convert speech to text.

Like Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca, you were misinformed. What it has is
a built-in feature where you can convert text to speech - a very
different thing (and not terribly interesting, because this is also
built into the system). m.


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