Thank you Mike for the advice on the stop and start listening problem, But
did i read this correctly, You have found a way to make the voice recognition
bar sleep without the pc being plugged in to the mains?

Mike i have just started to use vista speech recognition, i am disabled and
have found it very useful, can you also help me with these problems within
the programme - how do i make the voice recognition work with other
programmes wether they be microsoft or non microsoft programmes? When i get
up word pad, it works great, but when i get up works processor it doesnt work
in that programme and if i get up say google earth (a non microsoft
programme) i cannot seem to get it working properley with that either.

I know i sound thick, but i have tried everything and you sound as if you
have sussed the programme out, can you help me?
--
andy t


"Mike" wrote:
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> Voice commands should be matched in two categories.
> One is partnered with your ISP/ find out who gives your
> area the best electronics package. This may not be local.
> NBC, ABC, even cinema companies may have the exact
> structure link that keeps your home updated. People often
> forget that the electronic field of a home is valuable. This
> is a unity package that defends communities from terrors.
> The signal itself is based on protection from invaders and
> so is the recipe for the proper equipment for wear and
> tear. That is your local production that is right and works
> with the water condition that is really in action. Get the
> local good product.
>
> "zzz" <zzz@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:B0E94613-4FBE-4E7C-8AA2-7201AEC2B2F6@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> > How do I shut-off all voice commands in Word 2007 using Vista Ultimate? I
> > have seen the voice recognition system listen to a word of text dictation,
> > then go up to some previous paragraph and delete a word. Why would anyone
> > ever want that to happen? Is there any way to permanently shut-off voice
> > commands? I never use them anyway.
> >
> > (Incidentally I was looking for a Voice or Speech Recognition Discussion
> > Group, if one exists. I gather Windows Vista General Discussion would be
> > the
> > closest match.)
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