I didn't test it out that much. I'm not sure if it would work in an edit box.

Even if it did work in an edit box, I wouldn't use it there. Dragon has a dictionary of words it recognizes. To go back and retype is a pain. I would think that in an edit box there would be a lot of retyping.

PF

>Hi Perry,
>your news are very good news! I need more information about the use of Naturally Speacking in VFP. I wrote to Dragon but they said the
>only programs able to use it are C++ and VB. Can you tell me more? I want to use it, for example, in the editbox.
>Thanx
>>I would assume hes talking about Dragon Naturally Speaking. Speech Recognition software.
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>>I tested it a little with VFP. I only had the entry level package, which only allows for the menu commands they've built in. It worked ok. To be able to define speech recognition for you're own menus you need their upper level vesion.
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>>PF
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>>>>What about Naturallyspeacking and VFP? Is there some trick to use it?
>>>>Bye
>>>Francesco:
>>>
>>>What's "Naturallyspeacking" ??