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NaturallySpeaking deluxe allows you to control which commands are active, based
upon the window title.
In particular, I'm interested in whether they only support substring matches,
whether you can force a string to appear at the beginning or end of the window
title, or whether they provide a really powerful pattern matching analogous to
Unix regular expressions.
- Jonathan
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> ... The most important things omitted from the
> NaturallySpeaking macro language are groups and listen from group and
> SetHomeGroup commands used to switch manually between them. This is
> extraordinarily annoying. However, some other capabilities can be
> duplicated by making use of the one new feature of the NaturallySpeaking
> Deluxe macro language, the fact that you can define macros which are
> only active when a particular string is contained in the window title.
> If you want to try to use NaturallySpeaking for Unix, I would certainly
> recommend an X Windows emulator or a Telnet program which allows you to
> change the window title either from the Windows end or the Unix end. I
> use Hummingbird eXceed as an X Windows emulator at work, and a shareware
> Telnet program called NetTerm at home which has control sequences for
> setting the window title from the Unix end, and a menu option for
> setting it from the Windows end.
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