Any pinned button there will get an ALT number if the function like dictation doesn't have a shortcut itself. Special thanks to Mike van Zandwijk ( you add it to your Quick Access Toolbar, you automatically get to see its keyboard shortcut when you press ALT. Select the drop-down arrow under Dictate (likely on the right side of the menu). I recorded a short video showing you how to do just that! Open up Word or PowerPoint, then select the Home tab.
I know how to find UserVoice 😉)įortunately, had the answer! Mike highlighted the fact that you could add the function to the quick access menu and then you do get a shortcut key to start dictate. I recently went on Twitter to ask for a shortcut key to start the dictate process.Ĭan we please get a keyboard shortcut for dictation? It would be most helpful! (p.s. If you have the free version and you try to use the feature, you’ll be met with a message asking you to subscribe.
To transcribe audio with Word, you must be a Microsoft 365 premium subscriber. One of the things I've noticed slowing me down while using the dictate function has been the need to click the Office Dictate button in the ribbon to start the process. Microsoft provides an audio transcription feature for the online version of Word that converts audio (recorded or uploaded from a file) directly to text, and even separates the text based on the speaker. We named our test document How to use speech to text in. Open the Microsoft Word application on your device and create a new, blank document. Office Dictation allows me to speak words rather than type them and has sped up the process for creating documents for me. Step 1: Open Microsoft Word Simple but crucial. One feature that does just that is the dictate function in Microsoft Office. I love using tools that enable me to get the job done and move on.
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