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| | | 3. Right-click "QA-WINDOWS-PREVIEW.ps1" and choose "Run with PowerShell". |
| | | 4. If PowerShell blocks scripts, run this command from the extracted folder: |
| | | powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\\QA-WINDOWS-PREVIEW.ps1 |
| | | 5. Follow the on-screen checklist. It will launch the app, ask you to dictate once, and collect logs. |
| | | 5. Follow the on-screen checklist. It will launch the app, open a Notepad target file, ask you to dictate once, and collect logs plus the saved target text. |
| | | 6. You can also run "PrivateVoice Dictation.exe" directly after QA. |
| | | |
| | | Known limitations: |
| | | - This is not a signed Windows installer. |
| | | - Real Windows audio, hotkey, paste, tray, and WebView2 behavior still need QA on Windows 10/11. |
| | | - If Windows Defender or SmartScreen blocks it, allow it only for local testing. |
| | | - The QA evidence zip may contain app logs with recognized text. Review before sharing if needed. |
| | | - The QA evidence zip may contain app logs and the saved Notepad target text. Review before sharing if needed. |
| | | EOF |
| | | |
| | | (cd "$OUT_ROOT" && zip -qr "$(basename "$ZIP_PATH")" "$(basename "$OUT_DIR")") |