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Hi Jennison,
I am not familiar with Natural Point, but I do know that there are many ways
to select text using NaturallySpeaking. There are mouse emulation methods,
which are reliable but cumbersome. Commands and techniques for selecting
text that do not use mouse emulation are surprisingly efficient.
For example, to select the last sentence in the previous paragraph, you can
say, "Select Commands through efficient."
Alan
> Posing this on behalf of a non-list subscriber. Their question follows.
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> "I use Natural Point to guide my mouse. What I
> > need is a way to use Natural Point and Dragon
> > NaturallySpeaking together in order to highlight
> > text. I need to drag with Natural Point and use
> > "click" commands with Dragon
> > NaturallySpeaking.But Dragon NaturallySpeaking
> > does not support Natural Point so whenever I use
> > Natural Point to drag the mouse, Dragon
> > NaturallySpeaking's features refuse to let me
> > highlight the text. I wonder if there is a way
> > to write a macro of some sort to bring the two programs together"?
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> Any help on this is appreciated.
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> Jennison
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> Jennison Mark Asuncion
> Co-Director, Adaptech Research Network
> http://www.adaptech.org
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