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Windows Speech Recognition is a Microsoft accessibility feature built into some versions of Windows that lets users dictate text and operate parts of the desktop with spoken commands. It combines speech-to-text input with commands for opening applications, switching between windows, selecting controls, and editing dictated text. It is intended for users who prefer or require voice interaction, including people with limited ability to use a keyboard or mouse.
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