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| invisiblebloke | Voice Finger software.- Using voice to move the cursor | 0 | Jul 5 2010, 4:36 AM EDT by invisiblebloke | ||
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Mousegrid is a useful way of getting round a problem where voice recognition won't respond to a command to move the mouse cursor. However, it can be time consuming. I received the following email about a new program to make mouse grid commands even easier.
"I found you cover several assistive software. I acquired Repetitive Strain Injury early in 2009, and I never had used Dragon NatSpeak or any other speech tool. Early on I heard that Windows Vista was now coming with speech recognition built-in. I started to use Windows 7, and found it pretty useful. I can't compare it with Dragon, since it was my only speech recognition experience, but I liked it very much. However, with all its features, there was some times that I had to click at one specific spot on the screen. For clicking at this spot, I would have to resort to the Win Vista / Win 7 "mouse grid", and this was a pain, almost as my RSI. I tried to live with this Windows "mouse grid", since I could avoid it most of the times. However, when I opened my 3D software, nothing, nothing worked with it. Not even "show numbers". The only resource was to use "mouse grid". Can you imagine working with 3D software using "mouse grid" for every command? Long story made short, I developed my own add-on called Voice Finger. It has an expandable 44 x 44 mouse grid, that most of time click wherever I want with one click. And, aside from the mouse grid, I put on it also everything that I missed in Windows speech recognition, including keyboard commands. My main thought was "If I miss it, someone else may also have been missing it". Everything to not touch the computer. Now I am very comfortable with it, since I use it non-stop. Robson Cozendey : http://voicefinger.cozendey.com |
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| SukhdevTatter | Windows Vista Voice Recognition | 2 | Aug 11 2008, 5:03 PM EDT by SukhdevTatter | ||
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Thread started: Aug 8 2008, 10:48 AM EDT
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One of the things that makes getting started with this is that while Vista is teaching you how to use used voice recognition by taking you through the interactive tutorial it is also learning how you speak, so that by the time you have finished the tutorial, it know your voice. I have found that I got very good accuracy when I used it for the first time. Also if you are familiar with other voice recognition software you should have not have too much difficulty is using this as a lot of the principal and commands are the same.
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