1. | Click Start, click Control Panel, click Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices, and then click Speech. |
2. | On the Speech Recognition tab, under Recognition Profiles, click New. |
3. | Follow the directions in the Profile Wizard. |
Note
| • | The first person to use speech recognition on a computer does not have to create a speech profile. The default speech profile is created automatically as you train the engine to recognize your voice. |
| • | A speech profile stores information about the sound of your voice, word pronunciation, accent, and speaking manner, as well as background noises. Each person who uses speech recognition on a computer should create a profile. |
| • | If you use speech recognition in different environments with different background sounds, you might want to create separate profiles for each environment. Background sound might affect speech recognition accuracy. |
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