Voice Recognition the Vista way...

[savage]

Laughed till I cried...

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[Traveler]

Wow, and he still kept so calm :D

[3_of_8]

Nice. But I have to say: It works surprisingly good. I mean, programming voice recognition is very hard. And neither notepad nor the Vista voice recognition are intended to be used for writing code, I think.

[chronozphere]

wow... that's really cool:)

But writing code using it will be a pain in the ass because of all the brackets and semilicons and capitals :D . I think in most cases typing will turn out to be faster.

But it's an impressive piece of technology, that's for sure 8)

[tux]

even writing normal text is hard. but he needs to learn the undo command ;)

[NecroDOME]

lol... I could imagine to code Delphi like that... it would take a whole day to make a program that just says 'Hello world!'

[WILL]

Indeed getting anything typed via voice to text would take ages, but if you had to pick a language to do it, Pascal would be a much nicer choice than C.

Mind you... you can make voice detection more accurate by training the voice profile to match your speech. But from what I've seen, it take a LOT of training and attention.

[technomage]

ROTFLMAO.. :D

Man that was funny, I had to stop about 1/3 of the wy though...

[pstudio]

It would ofcourse help if he stoped talking to himself. How should the computer know when to write and when not to write?

Though it's not working 100 % I still thinks it's amazing how the computer can recognize words.