Franck Dernonco
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- Windows 11 24H2 Pro
I use Microsoft Voice Access in Windows 11 24H2 Pro, which replaced Windows Speech Recognition (WSR) for Windows 11 24H2 and later versions in September 2024.
When I open Microsoft Voice Access (CTRL+WIN+S), it opens in the top bar. That's too much screen space for me. How can I move Microsoft Voice Access into a floating bar or whatever takes less space than the entire top bar?
Microsoft Voice Access' top bar:
By contrast, Windows dictation takes much fewer screen space:
When I open Microsoft Voice Access (CTRL+WIN+S), it opens in the top bar. That's too much screen space for me. How can I move Microsoft Voice Access into a floating bar or whatever takes less space than the entire top bar?
Microsoft Voice Access' top bar:
By contrast, Windows dictation takes much fewer screen space:
- Windows Build/Version
- Windows 11 24H2 Pro
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