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| | Custom Speech Commands DISCLAIMER: I came to this site to seek and exchange SOLUTIONS and TIPS from other early adopters. Microsoft didn't Invent Speech Recoginiton. I get it. Microsoft's technology in general pales in comparison to all other vendors. I get it. The only good thing even remotely related to Microsoft software is the dork in the Apple commercials. I get it. Moving on... I would love to create custom voice commands in a manner similar to recording a macro in VBA. SIMPLE SCENARIO: Create a command command (i.e. "GO-GO Gadget Vista") that would simulate pressing "Windows + Tab" to bring you to the Aero-Windows-Scroll-Thingee. Perhaps... Take it a step further and make it so that while in the Aero-Windows-Scroll-Thingee, the word "Next" would mirror "Press Tab" command, but only if the Aero-Windows-Scroll-Thingee were active. Is this something that could be done relatively easily in Visual Studio Express? Is there a way to "Record Clicks" and see the code associated? //simulate windows button + tab to activate Aero-Windows-Scroll-Thingee something.Command("Go go gadget vista"); //scroll windows Aero Style... Simulate Tab something.Command("Next"); //go to desired window and exit Aero-Windows-Scroll-Thingee something.Command("OK"); |
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