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Voice-recognition and macros - Dragon NaturallySpeaking

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daveoasis

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Voice-recognition and macros - Dragon NaturallySpeaking.

Is there a way to run a macro? Of course I can type the keyboard combination macro code such as Shift+CTR+[Letter] manually but how to do this by voice?

Thanks, Dave
 
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Which Office suite version and application?

I think your best bet here is to use Office 2003, which has built in voice recognition capabilities. I've only tested it a bit, but it can work in Dictation and Command mode. In command mode, you can open up menus by saying "Format". I don't have my mic setup now, but I'll test it next time I do.

see these links for more info:


 
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