Builds 22621.1391 and 22624.1391 of Windows 11 were just made available to Insiders in the Beta Channel by Microsoft. Users can test out new features in these builds.
The voice access has been improved with the release of build 22624.1391, which also adds new commands and a redesigned help page. Three important aspects of these voice access improvements that users should be aware of. Secondly, the in-app command help page has been updated to better explain the various command categories and their related functions.
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It’s important to remember that not all commands may be available, even though Microsoft plans to add more functions in a secondary build. Additional commands for text selection and editing have been included. The details are listed below.
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Redesigned in-app command help page
Microsoft has updated and made the voice access in-app command help page simpler. The search box makes it simple for users to discover commands, and the different categories provide extra guidance that makes it simpler to understand.
The aim of the redesign is to make it simpler for users to understand and apply every command by including descriptions and examples.
By selecting Help from the voice access bar and then View all commands, users can visit the command help page. The voice command “what can I say” can also be used to access it.
Please be aware, though, that not all commands may be listed on the in-app help page, and some of the supplemental data may be unreliable. This will be updated by Microsoft in next builds.
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Users can refer to the guide on how to use voice access to manage their PC and author text with voice in order to get a comprehensive list of Voice Access commands and more information about them.
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Voice access is available in these English dialects
Microsoft has added more English dialects to the voice access feature, which include English-UK, English-India, English-New Zealand, English-Canada, and English-Australia.
Users who enable voice access for the first time will be required to download a speech model so that voice data can be recognised on the device.
Users can still choose to use voice access in English-US if a speech model that matches the display language cannot be found. Also, users have the choice to change the language by going to the voice access bar settings and selecting the language option.
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New text selection and editing commands
Microsoft has added some more useful commands to make text selection and editing easier with voice access.
Examples include :
- Select a range of text in the text box,
- apply bold/underline/italicize formatting on the selected text or last dictated text,
- remove all whitespaces from selected text or last dictated text,
- delete all the text in a text box and more.