Getting started with Microsoft Word's voice typing feature is a breeze, and the process is identical whether you're using the Word app on a PC or in a web browser.

To use Voice Typing in Word, go to the Home tab and click the Dictate option, which is marked by a microphone icon. Once its on, start speaking, and Word will convert your speech into text.

No matter what word processor you do your typing through, you can switch to voice dictation if you need to—here's how to do it.

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