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of Emacs text manipulation macros which I call from Dragon
NaturallySpeaking (Deluxe) macros. As I've said before, I find this
very powerful.
There's no reason that I can see why this should not work into an
eXceed window. I presume that is how you plan to access Unix.
There are some DragonDictate vi macros in existence; I was able to
use a lot of Emacs regular expression replacement scripts to translate
my DragonDictate Emacs macros into NaturallySpeaking Deluxe macros,
although the process required a lot of hand massaging. If you're
interested in doing this, I will spend the time to dig up the Web page
with the vi macros for you.
>>>>> "ND" == Nancy Dawson <nad@@niwot.scd.ucar.EDU> writes:
ND> I downloaded NaturalText (thanks, Rose, for the pointer--and your page
ND> is great!) and tried it out.
ND> 1) What are people using it for? Since you can't "select words" or "correct
ND> words," how do you make corrections?
ND> 2) I'm interested particularly in using it to create/edit text
ND> in UNIX. Anyone developed vi and/or UNIX macros for it yet?
ND> (No, I'm not using Linux.)
ND> Nancy
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