I am happy because I am figuring out how to maneuver around
these limitations. I can turn my voice recognition on and use it to control the
mouse even in the newer screens. It won’t jump to a menu item like I got used
to do with an older version of Windows and voice recognition but I can still
control the mouse by voice. I can use it to click or I can use it to move the
mouse. Moving the mouse by voice is very slow. I can still use my right hand
somewhat so I do that instead and then just click my voice.
So
now I am set up to do blog posts as well as pages at the bottom of my blog
screen. Yay I feel like I’ve accomplished a goal!
Hi, I'm Phil and the furry one is Macy the MS (multiple sclerosis) cat. I have added the story of Macy to a page at the very bottom of this blog. Due to the timing of my MS and getting Macy we formed a bond that was a once-in-a-lifetime thing. Sadly Macy succumbed to either kidney or heart failure in September 2017. A few months later we adopted a bonded pair of cats. They will never replace Macy but they are very entertaining. Their names are Lacy and Slim
Phil and Macy
Friday, October 2, 2015
Some Success
I’m feeling pretty happy with myself right now. I figured
out how to add multiple pages at the bottom of my blog. So now I have added two more and can add more in the future. The voice
recognition program I have works great with an old copy of Microsoft Word. It
works great when I go to the old style desktop. It works terrible under Windows
8. I can dictate in all these new apps but it won’t automatically capitalize
and I cannot correct its mistakes. To do that I have to dictate in word and
copy everything to the app I want to use.
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Yes, glad you figured out the issue is windows 8! it's a great feeling to finally figure out an issue like that..
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