How to Enable Voice Typing in Word - Alternative to Dictate

In this video, I’ll show you how to use voice typing in Microsoft Word, even if you don't have the Dictate feature from Microsoft 365. Whether you’re using an older version of Word on Windows 11 or just prefer an alternative method, this guide is for you.
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Steps to Enable Voice Typing in Word - Alternative to Dictate:
1. Open Microsoft Word: Start by opening the Word document where you want to use voice typing.
2. Activate Voice Typing: Press the ‘Windows key + H’ to open the voice typing toolbar.
3. Start Dictating: Click on the microphone icon in the toolbar to start dictating. Speak clearly and directly into your microphone.
4. Using Voice Commands: Dictate your text, and you can also include punctuation verbally by saying the punctuation marks like "comma," "period," or "new line."
5. Enable Automatic Punctuation (Optional): Click on the gear icon in the voice typing toolbar to access settings. Here, you can toggle on automatic punctuation if you prefer.
6. Access Help for Voice Commands: For a detailed list of voice commands, click the question mark icon on the voice typing toolbar, then explore the help links provided.
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