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No, the speech recognition on all Vista computers are made for a reason. The speech recognition lets you open files and documents using only your voice. Asking this question is like asking, "Can using a mouse hurt my computer?" or "Can using a keyboard hurt my computer?" The common sense answer is this- No. If it's built into it or if you buy the program at a store, it is made for the computer to use without harm.
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What is a recognition speech?
Speech recognition (also known as automatic speech recognition or computer speech recognition) converts spoken words to text
What is speech recognition?
Speech recognition (also known as automatic speech recognition or computer speech recognition) converts spoken words to text
What does the Dragon speech recognition software do?
The Dragon speech recognition software allows someone to control their computer by using their voice. It allows you to complete a variety of computer tasks.
What is the conversion of spoken words to computer text?
Speech Recognition
What is the name of the hardware that allows your computer to communicate with you?
The software is Speech Recognition.
Does speech recognition software enables a computer to produce human sounds?
No.
What is the computer's capability of distinguishing spoken words?
The generic term is 'speech recognition software'
Can a computer type while you talk?
Yes. This can be done through the use of Speech Recognition software. An example of speech recognition software that can do this is 'Dragon Naturally Speaking'.
How do you convert speech into text in microsoft word?
On your computer, use voice recognition.
Does speech recognition software work on a Dell?
As long as the speech recognition software is Windows-based, you should have no problems getting it to work on a Dell computer. This is because it is a PC and not a Mac.
Converts what a person says into digital signals and stores them in the computer?
speech recognition system
What has the author Malcolm McPherson written?
Malcolm McPherson has written: 'Executive guide to speech-driven computer systems' -- subject(s): Interactive computer systems, Automatic speech recognition, Natural language processing (Computer science)
