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Windows Speech Recognition not working with Excel 2007 in Vista Small Business
Vista Small business (up to date)
Excel 2007 Windows Speech Recognition is excellent!! That said, I can not get it to work with Excel 2007 when in Vista . In contrast, I have Excel 2007 on an XP machine and the Dragon Naturally Speaking works as expected. When in Excel, in a cell, if I say i.e. 1000 I get the question "What did you say?" If I say "Account number" it asks "What did you say?" If I use Notepad, Word, what ever; Windows Speech Recognition gets it correct!! What am I obviously missing when using Excel? I realize that answer is probably stupidly easy. Any help appreciated!! BTW, I have rebooted etc. |
Windows Speech Recognition not working with Excel 2007 in Vista Small Business
I did experiment with formatting the cells as either text or numbers. That was not the answer.
What I did do is select a Speech Recognition option worded something like "Use speech recognition in all applications." Then it started to work in Excel. That said, it is not very efficient, meaning, If I say 1000 it responds: 1) 1000 2) 1,000 3) one thousand Then I must say: "One" then "OK" then "Enter" Works but ..... With Dragon Naturally Speaking on XP, I can say "1000" then "Enter" two steps not the four steps required in Vista. Is there a different setting in Speech Recognition which will make the SR more efficient? TIA EagleOne wrote: Vista Small business (up to date) Excel 2007 Windows Speech Recognition is excellent!! That said, I can not get it to work with Excel 2007 when in Vista . In contrast, I have Excel 2007 on an XP machine and the Dragon Naturally Speaking works as expected. When in Excel, in a cell, if I say i.e. 1000 I get the question "What did you say?" If I say "Account number" it asks "What did you say?" If I use Notepad, Word, what ever; Windows Speech Recognition gets it correct!! What am I obviously missing when using Excel? I realize that answer is probably stupidly easy. Any help appreciated!! BTW, I have rebooted etc. |
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