Microsoft just added a Transcribe tool to its online version of Word. Here's how to use it for all your transcription needs.

Microsoft is adding automatic audio transcription to Word, starting with Word for the Web, for Microsoft 365 users.

08-25-2020 TECH Microsoft Word can now transcribe audio for you Subscribers to Microsoft 365 can pull audio recordings of calls or interviews directly into Word, creating an easy-to-use transcript.

Microsoft Word offers “Dictate” for real-time speech-to-text and “Transcribe” for converting pre-recorded or live audio into text, making transcription tasks efficient and user-friendly.

Microsoft has introduced an audio transcription tool in its browser version of Word. The feature could be useful for students and journalists who want to record a discussion and refer back to it ...

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 ...

The feature, called Transcribe in Word, is only available on the web version of the app for now and only Microsoft 365 subscribers can access it.

Microsoft just added an extremely useful feature to Word on the web: transcription! Sure, Google Docs and apps like Otter.ai are free and let you type with your voice, like Word’s Dictation ...

Microsoft has announced a couple of new features for Microsoft 365, the most notable of which is Transcribe for Word, which can transcribe English conversations in real time or by uploading audio.

Microsoft's Transcribe in Word feature offers up to five hours of audio transcription per month at no cost for Office 365 subscribers.

Microsoft MSFT recently rolled out the transcribe feature for the web version of Word. Transcribe in Word aids users to record audio and convert it to text, thereby enabling them to save time.

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