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To: Apollo who wrote (29651)	8/9/2000 1:24:56 AM
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Speech Recognition: Interesting that speech recognition came up today: news.excite.com Speech recognition to hit MS Office Updated 6:12 PM ET August 8, 2000 by Mary Jo Foley, ZDNet News Tech gets a voice: New capability to debut in Beta 1 of Office 10, Microsoft's update to its Windows desktop applications suite, which is expected in 2001. Microsoft has notified testers that it has officially launched Beta 1 of the next version of Microsoft Office for Windows, code-named Office 10. Microsoft is adding new features to all of the applications that make up its desktop suite, according to testers. But the most noticeable change toOffice 10 will be the addition of speech capabilities. Word 10 is being enabled with speech to handle both voice dictation and command-and-control scenarios, testers said. Office 10 is the successor to Office 2000 for Windows -- expected to ship next year -- and is expected to be a fairly minor upgrade on the way to Office.Net, the company's next major version of Office. According to Microsoft's .Net roadmap, Office.Net is due to ship some time in the 2002+ time frame. (snip) -wopr

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