Dictate.ms Reviews
Learn about Dictate dictation software. Includes key info, customer reviews, and FAQs.
Updated on September 13th, 2019
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Dictate.ms is a free dictation add-in created by Microsoft. Using dictation software and real-time translation technology, Dictate.ms automatically converts audio to written text. The add-in can be used in Word, Powerpoint, and Outlook.
Pricing:
Dictate.ms is a completely free add-in offered by Microsoft, according to our research.
Review:
Pros: Clean, fast, and easy to navigate. The add-in is free to download.
Cons: Can only be used with Microsoft Office.
Bottomline: Simple and free add-in that instantly converts spoken words to written words.
Key Information:
Parent Company | Microsoft |
Headquarters | Redmond, Washington |
CEO | |
Number of Employees | 10,001 |
Address | 1 Microsoft Way, Redmond, WA |
Website |
Reviews:
Source | Review |
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I use Microsoft "Dictate" add-on for Word and Outlook. It is quite good, and its free. Get a great headphone and mic combo and an extension cord for your headset so you can walk and point and get all worked up while you type. I have some significant handicaps and can't type much on a good day, a bad day is terribly problematic for me... Dictate allows me to be productive. | |
You can also use dictate.ms, which works directly in Word, PowerPoint and Outlook... Much easier. Has saved my life... Absolutely love it. |
FAQs:
What is Microsoft Dictate?
Dictate.ms is a free dictation plug-in created for Microsoft Office.
Does MS Word have dictation?
No. There are a number of dictation plug-ins available for Microsoft, including Dictate.ms. However, unlike other dictation plug-ins, Dictate.ms is completely free.
Is Microsoft Dictate free?
Yes. Dictate.ms is a completely free add-in.
Read our review of Dictate.ms.
What are some Dictate.ms alternatives?
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