Do you find typing difficult, laborious or that it seems to take you forever?

Do your thoughts come quicker than your fingers can type?

Do you needed a time saving way he to help you accomplish written tasks?

If you said yes to any of these questions, a speech recognition program might be just what you are looking for, and it might be readily available. You just don't know it. Within the Windows software there is a speech recognition option that I use of regularly.

It helps me:

• Create my content
• Comment on other websites
• Create posts and feedback within the WA platform
• Answer Email and private messages

I know it has the capability to do many other things as well, just by using verbal commands. I haven't learned the extent of all that the speech recognition commands offer, but just using it to create content has been a remarkable time saver.

If you have a windows Vista, 7 , 8 or 10 you already have it on your computer and available to use.

Just click on it and follow the instructions. It will take a bit of time for the speech recognition program to recognize your voice pattern and to be fully functional for you, but it will also learn from its mistakes and your corrections.

There is also a way to train your Windows speech recognition program so that it more easily recognizing your speech. You will find this under " configure your speech recognition experience". You will also want to" train your computer to better understand you". The more you read to your computer the better job performance it will have for you.

If you don't have a speech recognition program/option on your computer you can find some free ones.

Free:

• Windows Speech recognition on Vista, 7,8 and 10
• Google Voice is available for chrome users
• Talktyper https://talktyper.com/

Fee based:

• Dragon Naturally Speaking $15 for the stripped down version http://www.nuance.com/dragon/index.htm
• Deskshare Free trial/ $29.95 there after http://www.deskshare.com/dictation.aspx
• Tazti 15 day free trial after that $40 http://www.tazti.com/downloads.php

The trusted CNet has a good collection to choose from here: http://download.cnet.com/windows/voice-recognition...

WARNING: And I can't stress this enough! You should always monitor the words being typed or proofread your content before posting anything that is generated by a speech recognition program. You risk odd words splashed within your content, which will make it difficult, if not impossible for readers to make sense of.

Have a Great Day and I hope you can enjoy a little more time on your hands with one of these programs.