I'm using Windows Server 2008 RC0 Enterprise and speech recognition seems to be missing from the control panel. Has it been removed from Server 2008 or how can I enable or install it?Thank you.

Text to speech is included but not voice recognition. Probably because an enterprise OS is not ment to be managed by voice, and if you're using it as a client you know what you're doing, and what you're missing if you choose not to run Vista.

Microsoft touts Windows Speech Recognition on their Accessibility page. It's hard to belive thatthey would try to make workstations more accessible to all, butassume only able-bodiedsystem administrators. We don't always get to choose our physical challenges or the operating systems that we use. Windows Server 2008 should have Windows Speech Recognition. It can always be turned off. I am slowly losing the use of my hands. Without a viable alternative pretty soon, I will also lose myincome.