Teach me voice typing habits that save time
Teaches seven habits for dictating text on a PC, with a practice paragraph and a check for common errors, without assuming exact commands.
Task:
Teach me seven habits for dictating text on my PC so that voice typing saves me time instead of costing editing time.
Context:
I want to dictate [emails, notes, documents or messages] in [language]. My microphone is [headset, laptop microphone or other] and my room is [quiet or noisy]. My experience with dictation is [none or some].
Rules:
- Give each habit as one sentence with a reason, covering preparation, speaking pace, punctuation, corrections and a final check.
- Say that spoken commands for punctuation and editing differ by tool, language and Windows version, and tell me to look up the list in my own tool before relying on it.
- End with a practice paragraph of about 60 words that I read aloud, and a list of five mistakes to look for in the result.
Result:
The seven habits as a numbered list, then the practice paragraph, then the five mistakes, at most 300 words in total.