Microsoft Voice 2.0
Microsoft Voice is a voice recognition system for Microsoft Windows 95/NT. With it one could operate Windows by speaking commands into a microphone, and it could also read text aloud. With a voice command, one can launch an application, switch application, or control a custom application. It also included a speech synthesizer and could read back text from the screen. It later evolved in to a speech API (SAPI) development tool rather than a being a consumer product. In the end, it did not provide any significant advantage over using a mouse.
It was also included with Microsoft Phone.
Funny, there does not seem to be a command for "DIE, YOU PIECE OF SHIT!" or "What do you MEAN there is a General Protection Fault?!"
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Release notes
For Windows 9X/NT
This version includes binaries for x86, Alpha, MIPS and PPC CPU platforms.
Information
- Product type
- Application Utility
- Vendor
- Microsoft
- Release date
- 1996
- User interface
- GUI
- Platform
- Windows
- Download count
- 1 (1 for release)
Downloads
| Download name | Version | Language | Architecture | File size | Downloads |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Microsoft Voice 2.0 (MSDN) |
2.0 (MSDN) | English |
|
10.14MB | 1 |