It took two people-two! I know that vision exposes my age: I’ve seen technology change so much in my lifetime. The art of dictation and transcription used to draw up images of someone recording a message and then a second person wearing earphones and pressing a foot pedal to control a recording device, while turning the recorded word from the first person into a typed document. Image: iStock/Prostock-Studio Must-read Windows coverageĭefend your network with Microsoft outside-in security services Whether you're a bad typist or have a hurt thumb, you can still interact with Microsoft Word using its new Dictate feature. If you want to restore default animations, change value of DisableAnimations to 0 or simply delete the DWORD.How to use the Dictate feature instead of typing in Microsoft Word Changes are instant and you’ll no longer see any animations and effects in Office 2013.ĥ. Close Registry Editor and open any Office 2013 application.
Now in right-side pane, create a new DWORD DisableAnimations and set its value to 1 as shown in following screenshot:Ĥ. It’ll create a new key, set its name as Graphicsģ. Right-click on Common key and select New -> Key option. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\17.0\CommonĢ. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Common It’ll open Registry Editor and go to following key: Press “ WIN+R” key combination to launch RUN dialog box then type regedit and press Enter. So if you are also one of those people who are finding the smooth typing animation and other transition effects annoying in Office programs and want to disable them, just follow these simple steps:ġ. It’ll help you in improving all Office apps performance. Today in this tutorial, we are going to share a small Registry tweak to disable animations and transitions in Microsoft Office applications. These animations look cool but users with slow computers might not like them. Newer versions of MS Office also come with some animations which are shown while typing text, switching between menus, etc. Office 2013 and later feature a clean and minimal UI without any Aero glass or blur effects as present in previous Office versions. Microsoft has tried to make Office UI matching with Windows 8. Office 2013 and later versions come with many new features and enhancements. Most of us are enjoying the recently released free preview version of Microsoft Office 2013 (codename Office 15). UPDATE: This tutorial will also work in newer Office versions such as Office 2016 and later.
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