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More Training-A new pronunciation has been recorded for %1./The Speech Recognition tutorial could not start&Finish&Start TutorialSki&p Tutorial!Your screen resolution is too lowPAPhrase recorded.Cannot Dictate"Speech Recognition Setup Cancelled/Do you want to cancel Speech Recognition setup?KSpeech Recognition will not be enabled until you complete the setup wizard.�Your screen resolution must be 1024x768 or higher for the Speech Recognition tutorial. Please change your screen resolution and restart the tutorial. Do you want to end the tutorial?HCompleting the tutorial will improve the accuracy of Speech Recognition.Speech Recognition Language2Speech Recognition is optimized for speakers of %szIf you speak or write in a different dialect, you might experience decreased accuracy when dictating text to the computer.Speech Recognition,A Speech Recognition task is already running?Complete or cancel the task before trying to start another one.'An error occurred while saving settings!Some settings might not be saved.PA�Please go to the Speech Recognition Control Panel, click on Advanced Options and set Microsoft Speech Recognizer 8.0 for your system language as the default recognizer.+Speech Training is not configured properly.BackHeadset MicrophoneDesktop MicrophoneOtherPauseResumeSegoe UIClick or say Next to continue*Click or say Finish to close this tutorialInstructionsUnknown Microphone	ListeningSendPA
Don't SendImproving Speech RecognitionPrivacy statement@View copy of speech profile files that will be sent to MicrosoftSet up your micQEnable your personal words, or expressions to be dictated into your applications.KImprove dictation accuracy by preventing certain words from being dictated.?Edit or delete words that are already in the Speech Dictionary.+Adjust spelling or pronunciation of a word.)Remove a word from the Speech Dictionary.Microphone volume@Speech Recognition allows you to control your computer by voice.Welcome to Speech Recognition�Using only your voice, you can start programs, open menus, click buttons and other objects on the screen, dictate text into documents, and write and send e-mails. Just about everything you do with your keyboard and mouse can be done with only your voice.=First, you will set up this computer to recognize your voice.cNote: You will be able to control your computer by voice once you have completed this setup wizard.No microphone detected|The computer doesn't appear to have a microphone connected to it. Please connect a microphone to the computer and try again.�When you click Finish, you will be directed to the Audio Devices and Sound Themes control panel to help you plug in a microphone.What type of microphone is %s?Headset Microphone?Best suited for speech recognition, you wear this on your head.Desktop Microphone"These microphones sit on the desk.OtherCSuch as array microphones and microphones built into other devices.Set up your microphonePAProper microphone placementH� Position the microphone about an inch from your mouth, off to one side-� Do not breathe directly into the microphone.� Make sure the mute button is not set to muteSet up your microphoneProper microphone placement ?� Position the microphone no more than two feet from your mouth,� Point the microphone directly at your head-� Point the microphone away from the speakersNote�Desktop microphones are not ideal for Speech Recognition. If the computer doesn't understand you very well, consider buying a headset microphone.Set up your microphoneProper microphone placement V� Stay at a constant distance from your microphone whenever you speak to your computerK� Position yourself so that you do not breathe directly into the microphoneAdjust the volume of %sPA?Read the following sentences aloud in a natural speaking voice:h"Peter dictates to his computer. He prefers it to typing, and particularly prefers it to pen and paper.";Note: After reading this, you can proceed to the next page.Is your microphone muted?#The computer did not hear anything.QMake sure the %MicName% is not muted (check for a mute button on the microphone).Click Next to try again.�Note: If you see this error repeatedly, your microphone may not be ideal for Speech Recognition. Consider trying a different microphone.'Is the microphone positioned correctly?+The computer did not hear you very clearly.�For better speech recognition, make sure that the microphone is positioned correctly, that you are speaking in a quiet environment, and that you are speaking clearly and not rushing._Click the back button in the upper left corner to try again, otherwise, click Next to continue.Your microphone is now set up3The microphone is ready to use with this computer. $Click Finish to complete the wizard.#Improve speech recognition accuracyPA�You can improve the computer's ability to recognize spoken words by allowing the computer to review documents and e-mail in your search index. The computer will learn words and phrases to better understand you when you speak.<a>Privacy statement</a>&Enable document review&Disable document reviewChoose an activation modeFYou can choose what happens when you say the "Stop Listening" command.Use &manual activation modeUse &voice activation modePrint the Speech Reference CardLThe Speech Reference Card is a list of commands the computer can respond to.�Print out the list and keep it with you for a quick reference to the commands you can use with the computer. When you encounter a program or some other part of the computer that's difficult to control by voice, this list of commands can be very useful.&View Reference Sheet6Run Speech Recognition every time I start the computer"&Run Speech Recognition at startup+You can now control this computer by voice.PA�We strongly recommend that you take the interactive speech recognition tutorial. You will learn and practice the commands that will let you successfully control your computer by voice.2Click Start Tutorial to begin taking the tutorial.,Welcome To Speech Recognition Voice TrainingXBy listening to you read aloud to the computer, Speech Recognition learns how you speak.�On the next page some training text will be displayed. When the training text appears, read it aloud in a natural and even tone.�The system will display one line at a time. When you have finished reading a line, the system will, after a short pause, automatically present the next line.{If the system doesn't understand what you read, it will skip to the next line. This is normal, and not a cause for concern.Click Next to begin training.�Note: We recommend that you take the Speech Recognition tutorial first. In addition to improving the recognition of your voice, the tutorial also gives you an opportunity to learn the most important Speech Recognition commands.
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You can help Microsoft improve speech recognition accuracy in future releases of Windows by sharing the data that is used to adapt the speech recognition to your voice and the words and phrases you use. This information is stored on your computer as your speech profile.7Your speech profile contains the following information:� ^Audio files of your voice while you used the Speech Tutorial and the Speech Training sessions.� hA system file that represents the adaptations made to the recognition engine on the basis of your voice.� �A system file that holds words and word sequences up to 3 words in length that was generated from the documents and e-mails in your search index, and that is used to personalize the dictation system.PA�Microsoft uses this data to improve our software and services. Microsoft will not use the information collected to identify or contact you. <a>Privacy statement</a>R<a ID="view">View copy of speech profile files that will be sent to Microsoft</a>.Speech Training Error�Speech Training is not configured properly.  Please go to the Speech Recognition Control Panel, click on Advanced Options and set Microsoft Speech Recognizer 8.0 for your system language as the default recognizer.$Type or say the word you want to addfYou can add a single word or an expression.  To spell a word, say "Start Spelling" and spell the word.Word or Expression:Word or Expression:Y"%txtWord%" is already in the speech dictionary.  Type or say another word or expression.
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Delete a word&Click or say the word you want to edit7Click on the word you want to edit from the list below:
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    <Sentence _locID="1">I am now speaking to my computer.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="2">The computer is learning the sound of my voice as I speak.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="3">This will help the computer better recognize what I say.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="4">Speech recognition can recognize many speakers very accurately,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="5">but training the computer will provide an even better experience.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="6">There will be fewer mistakes when dictating,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="7">and when I give voice commands such as...</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="8">Correct that</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="9">Go to the end of the sentence</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="10">and Start WordPad</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="11">the system will be better able to understand what I say.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="12">Some advice for Speech Recognition users:</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="13">By now, you have probably already used Speech Recognition a little.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="14">There are many ways to become more proficient with Speech Recognition.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="15">One way is to make sure the computer hears you.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="16">You should practice articulating well.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="17">Consider speaking like a newscaster on television or on the radio.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="18">That style of speaking usually works well for speech recognition.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="19">Many dictation mistakes are caused by the user not speaking clearly.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="20">Ensure also that the microphone is always positioned correctly.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="21">The boom on a headset microphone should be one inch away from your mouth.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="22">Otherwise the sound of your voice will not be recorded well.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="23">Think of when a friend called you on the telephone</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="24">but did not speak directly into the phone.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="25">You probably had a hard time understanding what was said!</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="26">If you think you may have a poor quality microphone,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="27">consider using a better microphone.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="28">Another way to improve your dictation experience is by fixing mistakes efficiently.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="29">The correction dialog is designed to make correcting text easier and faster.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="30">If the computer recognizes further as father</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="31">do not say "Select father"</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="32">followed by saying "Further".</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="33">Instead, just say "Correct father".</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="34">You will probably see the word you want in the list that appears.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="35">If you don't see the word in the list, just speak the word again.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="36">If you still can't see the word after you say it again,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="37">you can say "Spell it".</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="38">The spelling dialog is very efficient and powerful.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="39">You can say "A as in apple" or "A as in Adam".</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="40">You can also say "three" to edit letter three,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="41">or you can say "Delete" to delete the current letter,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="42">and you can say "Insert" to insert a letter.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="43">Just say "OK", when you get the word you want.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="44">The computer will learn from the correction.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="45">The computer will be unlikely to make the same dictation mistake again.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="46">Another way to improve your dictation experience is to learn advanced commands.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="47">If there are two instances of the word "apple" in the document,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="48">and you say "Select apple",</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="49">you will see that each instance of the word "apple" has a box over it.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="50">To select the word you want, say the number of the word, followed by "OK".</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="51">If a menu appears and you want to get rid of it,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="52">simply say "Cancel" to dismiss the menu.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="53">To scroll down the page in a document, just say "Scroll down".</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="54">If you don't know the name of the program you want to switch to</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="55">just say "Switch application".</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="56">You can then choose the one you want from the list on the screen.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="57">This concludes the Tips for Speech Recognition training session.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="58">To read about more tips,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="59">look in the help documentation for Speech.</Sentence>
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    <Sentence _locID="1">Speech is the main way people bond and learn from each other.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="2">The way we speak affects the way we communicate with each other</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="3">on the telephone, in movies, and on radio, television, and the Internet.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="4">Supported by the mouse and keyboard,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="5">speech is slowly becoming one of the primary ways we interact with computers.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="6">The technology that allows us to control computers via speech is still very new,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="7">especially when you consider that</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="8">the ultimate goal of speech recognition technology</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="9">is to make talking to a computer as natural as</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="10">talking to another human being.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="11">This requires the computer to both be able to understand human speech,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="12">and to simulate human speech.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="13">Understanding human speech is called speech recognition.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="14">Simulating human speech is called text-to-speech conversion.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="15">When people first started making speech recognition software,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="16">they designed it to take large numbers of incoming phone calls.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="17">This was a good place to start, because recognizing the caller’s speech meant</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="18">recognizing only a few different responses,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="19">each suggested by the software.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="20">Text to speech conversion also worked well in telephone systems.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="21">The system usually only had to simulate short, precise phrases.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="22">Short and precise phrases are easier to pronounce</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="23">for text to speech conversion systems.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="24">Personal computers are now beginning to do a good job for speech recognition</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="25">and text to speech conversion.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="26">Personal computers allow users to complete a wide variety of tasks.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="27">But for all their virtues, computers understand speech differently than human beings.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="28">Computers understand words by analyzing sound waves,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="29">and they understand sentences by judging how likely it is</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="30">that certain words will appear next to each other.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="31">The more different things a computer has to listen for,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="32">the harder it is to accurately recognize what a person might say.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="33">On the telephone, a caller is expected to respond to a prompt</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="34">with concise information.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="35">In this case, the software usually knows exactly what to listen for,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="36">such as an account number,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="37">a zip code, or a departure city.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="38">Using a computer, people can do many things at any given time.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="39">We can even do many things simultaneously.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="40">We can chat with a friend</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="41">and read a news article at the same time.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="42">Since the software doesn't know what we're doing or what we'll do next,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="43">it has to assume that we might say just about anything at any given time.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="44">This challenge becomes even more complicated when people dictate to the computer.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="45">The computer has to be ready to recognize anything we might say</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="46">even if it has nothing to do with what we just said,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="47">or we're not dictating but still talking.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="48">Personal computers handle this problem by dividing what a user might say</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="49">into commands and dictation.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="50">The computer limits the number of commands we can speak at any given time.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="51">The computer listens only for a small set of commands</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="52">that can apply to what we're doing.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="53">When we're working on something that allows us to dictate text,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="54">the computer still tries to interpret what we say as a command.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="55">If the computer doesn't recognize what we say as a command,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="56">it will interpret the speech as dictation.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="57">The computer then enters this dictation into the current program as text.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="58">This concludes the Speech Recognition Background Information training session.</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="59">To learn more about speech recognition,</Sentence>
    <Sentence _locID="60">look in the help documentation for Speech.</Sentence>
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