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First of all I would like to say *thank you* to everyone who responded to my
mail " introduction and several questions".
Also I have more questions for you. Is there a possibility to work in MS
Access using voice? And by working I mean creating a database and
programming, designing forms etc.
It looks like I will not be able to continue developing myself in the field
of programming in MS access, due to the R.S.I.. However, if it would be
possible for me to do the main part of the programming using voice, that
might mean that I do not need to give up my work. I would be incredibly
relieved.
Also this might be of importance to colleagues of mine. Therefore I want to
propose to my manager that I get the opportunity to check out if voice
recognition could be beneficial for employees with R.S.I. like me.
Does anyone have any experience with voice commanding a programming language
like Visual Basic, Visual C++, MS Access. Is this possible with
DragonDictate? I was hopeful at the Microsoft and IBM Voice SDK's, but from
what I understand those make it possible to add voice command to
applications. Not creating applications using voice commands.
I'll need some convincing evidence that it can be done (*if* it can be done
at all).
Finally I would like to thank you for being there, this mailing list is a
source of information for anyone who is interested in speech recognition. I
am so glad I found it. Thanks to Susan Fulton's page Computing Out Loud.
Anyway, I am continuing my own research right now. Any help, suggestions and
experiences would be greatly appreciated.
Janneke
The Netherlands.
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