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NatSpeak:
Step 5 of 8
NatSpeak:
Edit Step 5 of 8
NatSpeak: New Step 5 of
8
NatSpeak: New Step
5 of 8 and NatSpeak: Edit Step 6 of 8
NatSpeak: Step
5 of 8
Script [This
and the next command allow you to skip Step 5 in the Command Wizard. Just
say "Script" or "Text" instead of "Click Next" when you are ready to go
on from Step 4.]
Text
Script Window [This
combines "Script" with the "Bigger Window" command, which switches the
contents of the 6 of 7 window into a larger WordPad window.]
Script Window Clean [This does the same
as above, but leaves you with the contents of the clipboard not only pasted
but also selected in the WordPad bigger window. This saves you the minor
inconvenience of having to erase the contents of the clipboard in your
WordPad bigger window when there's nothing in the script window to paste.]
Script <ScriptCommand> [This
allows you to say "Script" command in the same breath as several common
scripting commands. For instance, "Script SendKeys" will advance you to
a Step 6 Script and put the SendKeys command on the first line. See the
NatSpeak: 6 of 7 section for explanations of the scripting commands.]
Script Window <ScriptCommand>
Script Commands:
SendSystemKeys, SendKeys, HeardWord, Set Button, SendKeys Loop, HeardWord
Loop, If 1-10.
Please Finish
Copy Action
Copy Escape
Copy Action <Program> [This
copies the script of the macro name highlighted, then launches a new macro
for the program specified. ]
Copy Macro * [This
copies the macro name to name.txt and the macro action to macro.txt, and
leaves you at the first List, if the macro you are copying has lists.
You can use the "Copy All to List 1-10" command
to copy this and subsequent lists. There are two macros you can use the
paste the macro into a new window: The New Step 4 of 7 macro "Add Text/Script"
explained below, or you can use the global "Paste Name/Macro"
to paste the Name and Text/Script portions of the macro separately. With
either of these, you must then use the " List 1-10" commands to paste
each list separately.]
Copy Macro Close [This does the same as
above, but cancels out of the macro after copying the action. Use this
if you are copying a macro that does not have lists.]
Copy Macro 1-10 [The
following two macros to the same as the above two, but copy to files Name
1-10 and Macro 1-10. Use these for copying several macros at once.]
Copy Macro 1-10 Close
Copy to Global/Application/<Macro Program> [This
copies the macro name to Clipboard and the script of the macro to Notepad.,
then launch a new macro Wizard for the program specified. This set of
macros is useful for copying a macro used in one program to another program.]
Copy to Global/Application/<Macro Program> Text
Copy Macro to Clipboard [This is an older version
of Copy Macro that uses the Clipboard instead of notepad files.]
NatSpeak:
Edit Step 5 of 8
Bigger Window
a-z [This and the next
five commands allow you to go directly to a macro in the macro list that
starts with a certain letter or first two or three letters. The following
"go" command does the same, then advances the cursor down five lines so
you can see the five entries after the one that starts with a letter or
letters of your choice. The "Angle" command does just what it says and
puts you to the variable list that starts with an < and the letter
or letters of your choice. The "Command" command does the same as the
"Go" command, but for variable lists.]
a-z a-z
a-z a-z a-z
Go/Angle/Command a-z
Go/Angle/Command a-z a-z
Go/Angle/Command a-z a-z a-z
NatSpeak:
New Step 5 of 8
Note: Also see the next section for more commands that are active in the
New Step 4 of 7 window.
Text/Script Window [This combines the "Text"
or "Script" commands described in the NatSpeak: 3 of 7 section above and
the "Bigger Window" command described below in the NatSpeak: Step 6 of
7 section.]
Add (Put) Text/Script [This
paste's the name and text or script of the macro you have previously copied
using the "Copy Macro" macro in the Step 4 of 7 section above. It then
leaves you at the first List window, or if there are no lists associated
with the macro, at step 7 of 7.]
Add (Put) Text/Script 1-10 [This
does the same as the above macro for saved macros 1 through 10.]
NatSpeak:
New Step 5 of 8 and NatSpeak: Edit Step 6 of 8
Note: Edit
Step 6 of 8 is similar to New Step 5 of 8.
Go/Show Lists ["Go"
puts the cursor in the List field. "Show" Scrolls down the list field,
then returns the cursor to the Command field.]
Go Command [This
puts the cursor at the end of the Command field.]
Add Put [This and the following four macros
return the words you say as variable lists -- with angle brackets around
them and no spaces between them. For instance "Add Put" types <AddPut>.]
Add Insert
Add Insert Put
Add Put Another [This types <AddPutAnotherInsertLastNewNext>
]
Another Insert [This types <AnotherInsertLastNewBackNewNext>]
Copy Cut All [This types <CopyCutAllThisLineParagraphRestTop>]
Dot Point
Direction 4 [The Direction 4 list is Left Right
Down Up. The Direction 7 list is Left Right Down Up PageUp PageDown and
Tab.]
Direction 7
Name Categories [This allows you to more quickly
name a variable list called "X Categories." It types the following: <ProgramCategories>
with the word program highlighted so you can easily replace it.]
1/2 To 3-9/10/20/40/100 [This
type's a number variable list. For example, if you say "one to twenty"
it will return <1to20>.]
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