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Explorer" both from the Windows 95 Desktop and from inside WordPerfect.
In both instances the Windows Explorer comes up, the VoiceBar reads
"Explorer" and the menu items (File, Edit, etc.) are tracked. Try this,
Say "Bring UP" then say, "What Can I say" - there should be a list of
voice macros that call programs. Look at the list and make sure that
"Windows Explorer" is one of them and that the script behind "Windows
Explorer" is what I sent you earlier. I have no knowledge of VB.
Rose
Julian Brown wrote:
>
> Okay, I've tried that but as soon as Windows Explorer loads or is brought
> into focus Dragon Dictate, for some reason, thinks it's Internet Explorer
> and loads the wrong voice folder. Also what should I do about the Visual
> Basic problem?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rose <edrose19@@idt.net>
> To: Julian Brown <julian_brown@@email.msn.com>
> Cc: voice-users@@voicerecognition.com
> Date: Sunday, March 01, 1998 3:40 AM
> Subject:
>
> >Julian,
> >If I say "Bring Up" "Windows Explorer" in Command Mode with DD 3.02,
> >Windows Explorer does come up and I am able to voice all of the menu
> >items. The script behind "Windows Explorer" is:
> >AppBringUp "Windows Explorer","C:\WINDOWS\EXPLORER.EXE
> >/n,/e,C:\",1,"C:\WINDOWS"
> >Hope this helps,
> >Rose
> >Julian Brown wrote:
> >>
> >> Can anyone throw any light on the following problem? For certain
> >> applications I can't seem to get the dialog and menu tracking in DD v3 to
> >> work. When I run Windows Explorer, for example, the Voicebar thinks I am
> >> running Internet Explorer (this name appears in the Voicebar). If I call
> up
> >> the Vocabulary Manager I find that it has indeed loaded the folder for
> >> Internet Explorer, which contains the following commands:
> >>
> >> [Go to <Location>]
> >> [Add to Favorites]
> >> [Back]
> >> etc
> >>
> >> none of these are much use for Windows Explorer. Alternatively, if I
> look
> >> inside the tracking folder the only commands listed are:
> >>
> >> [Control Menu]
> >> [Maximize]
> >> [Minimize]
> >> [Restore]
> >> [System Menu]
> >>
> >> There's no sign of File, Edit, View, Go, ... Consequently, I cannot
> control
> >> the Windows Explorer menus by voice. Similarly, I cannot control Visual
> >> Basic by voice because the tracking folder again doesn't contain anything
> >> useful. Instead it contains:
> >>
> >> [Alphabetic]
> >> [Categorized]
> >> [Control Menu]
> >> [Maximize]
> >> [Minimize]
> >> [Restore]
> >> [System Menu]
> >>
> >> Unfortunately, I cannot overcome this problem by writing my own macros to
> >> drive Visual Basic because the Vocabulary Manager changes the name of the
> >> sub-folder within its VB5 folder according to the project I've got loaded
> >> within VB5 and the particular focus of the program. If, for example, I
> >> have VB5 running without any project, the sub-folder is called
> "Microsoft
> >> Visual Basic [design]". If I then load a project called "Project1" the
> >> vocabulary manager creates a new sub-folder labelled "Project1 -
> Microsoft
> >> Visual Basic [design]- [Form1(Code)]", which won't contain any macros I
> >> might have created for another project with a different name. So, in
> short,
> >> each time I write a different program or change focus in Visual Basic,
> >> DragonDictate looks in a different (and usually empty folder) for its
> voice
> >> commands. What on earth is going on? I've tried all of the latest
> patches
> >> including version 3.02 but to no avail. I am running this on a Windows
> 95
> >> system and all of the above applies in the "Command Mode".
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >>
> >> Julian Brown
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