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Microsoft is one of the companies that is working on such technology, and it so happens that Microsoft Word has a built-in transcription tool that most people are completely unaware of.

I'll show you how to transcribe audio to text in Microsoft Word using two simple methods. You’ll learn how to use the Dictate and Transcribe tools built right into Word—no extra software needed.

This works with several languages. Open the word processor and click on the small arrow under “Dictate” in the “Start” ribbon. Then select “Transcribe” from the menu. Click on the ...

The Transcribe option is a Word feature that allows users to convert speech to text. One can record directly in Word, or upload an already-recorded audio and turn it into text. Some users have ...

you can streamline the transcription process, make precise edits, and manage your files directly within Word. These tools are designed to save time and enhance productivity, making them a valuable ...

Getting words right matters. A lot. Transcription, turning spoken words into text, might seem simple, but there’s more to it than meets the eye. From converting audio and video content into text ...

The problem is that this feature is hidden in the web version of Word—you won’t find it in the Windows or macOS app. But once you know where it is, you’ll never have to transcribe by hand ...