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Support WebCast: How to Use Speech and Handwriting Recognition with Microsoft Word 2002

Article ID: 325028

Article Last Modified on 8/7/2006

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Microsoft Word 2002 Standard Edition

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Session Summary

In this session, we will discuss how to use speech and handwriting recognition with Microsoft Word 2002. This session will cover what speech recognition is, how to configure it, what its limitations are, what the architecture looks like, and tips for troubleshooting.

This is a Level 100 session that was recorded June 15, 2001 and presented by Wayne Overcash and Linda J. Brown. Wayne joined Microsoft as a Word support professional in May 1995. He has been involved in Word support since Word 2.0 and has also participated in pre-release development during the Word 2000 and Word 2002 betas. Wayne currently works for Product Support Services supporting Word, offering technical mentoring, developing training, KB content, and white papers. His area of technical focus is with international Office and Windows technologies. Linda Brown joined Microsoft as a support professional in October 1990. She has created training for both Microsoft Office 2000 and Office XP. Linda has also produced other small group training for her unit. She is currently a support professional in Word, offering mentoring and conducting in-unit training.

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