A dictation command voice multitasking interface is illustrated by the GUI computer training template to be displayed and implemented by the creation of a question and multiple answer database where, for example, a first box (10) labeled "print question" receives text for question A. "RecQ" box (11) is selected by a mouse in which case the trainer records the voice equivalent of the question. The system is thereby made responsive to recognized spoken words, such as for the alternative questions illustrated by box (10) and box (18) and corresponding stored voice equivalents illustrated by box (11) and (19). A voice equivalent of the printed answer in box (12) is stored in as "RecA" in box (13). Corresponding descriptive text is stored in Box (14). The process is interactive in storing the voice equivalents as shown by decision box (34) which queries the trainer for more questions to be stored in the database wherein the computer interrupt handler (25) waits for further input from voice (24). A practical application of the system would enable a doctor, with hands and eyes occupied in performing a clinical procedure, to input voiced queries to the computer in order to create a report during the clinical procedure.