Attached is a collection of command groups that provide some basic Windows control.
In some cases, these are merely providing some examples for you to customize according to your own needs. Everyone's system is different.
It includes:
- Basic keyboard emulation/navigation (go up, down, etc./scroll up down fast slow etc.)
- Launch programs (this provides examples -- you can add your own programs and you may need to make some file path adjustments for your own system)
- Open various standard Windows folders (requires that you place the attached Shell_folders_shortcuts.xml payload XML file in your payloads folder)
- Control your windows (focus/close/maximize/next window/etc.)
- Scan folders/subfolders (for more advanced users, probably)
Take a look at the screenshot attached here to see the kinds of commands included.
Many of you already have the keyboard emulation command group, so beware of duplications!!
In general, keep an eye out for voice commands that may use command phrasing you're already using in your existing configuration.
*Note*: The launch command uses a payload XML file called
launchprograms.xml. You may already have this file in your payloads folder. If you're using VC 2.2.09 or earlier, and you haven't already customized that file, then replace it with the file that is attached here and start with this one.
As always, to import a collection of commands (http://voxcommando.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=XML_on_the_forum#Importing_XML_files) that are provided as an attachment, simply:
1. Download the collection file to your Desktop
2. Open your VC command tree window.
3. Drag the file itself into the command tree.
In other words, you do not need to open the VC collection xml file itself. Just drag and drop.
XML files for VC command collections are by default named VcCollection_[etc.].xml
XML files for VC command groups are by default named VcGroup_[etc.].xml
Files that do not follow this convention are most likely payload xml files, not commands.
Having problems with this? See the wiki: http://voxcommando.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=XML_on_the_forum#Importing_XML_files