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I don't know the exact answer to your question, but wish to point out that
if you were doing this with DragonDictate, then the first quoted argument
would be "Dragon Voicebar". Since this is very unintuitive, perhaps the
corresponding argument for NaturallySpeaking is equally unintuitive.
-Jonathan
At 10:44 AM 2/24/98 -0600, Rose wrote:
>Wish to create a macro in Nat Deluxe that finds a particular text (in
>this instance "File ID:" and moves the cursor to it then, without
>removing the text, moves the cursor one tab stop to the right. This is
>possible by using the SendKeys command to enter text in the Find dialog
>box but takes too long to execute because of displaying the dialog box.
>(yes I know I can speed up the keys in the registry but would rather
>not). In WordPerfect I can send a DDE command that does all this in a
>flash. I am trying to construct one for use in the Nat text editor and
>do not wish to call either WordPerfect or Word to get the job done.
>1) Can Dragon NaturallySpeaking act as a server app?
>2) If so, what is wrong the following syntax?
>
>DdeExecute "Dragon NaturallySpeaking", "System", "[Selection.Find
>(""File ID:"")]"
>
>The error I get is "cannot find server app"
>Would appreciate any programmer guru's help.
>rose
>
>
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