Quote from: jitterjames on April 10, 2011, 08:13:31 PM
By the way, the french translation sounded pretty good to me, but I have no idea how well it is doing with the German and Portuguese...  

Let me know

I don't know if it's sound interference or if he pronounces "fleas" strange. Instead of "flöhe" I hear "flöde"

"This software is blowing my mind" is translated free, since there is no real translation.
"Diese Software ist meiner Meinung nach wild" means "In my opinion this software is fierce".

So overall very nice

Quote from: jitterjames on March 13, 2011, 05:30:42 PM
if you run Program_D, does it provide a web interface?

no, it only runs in console, but i guess it would be possible to compile as a dll and access it directly from vc.
but i'am not sure it's worth it

btw: Do you know the tv-show Eureka? SARAH is what i want.... one can dream, right?   

Quote from: jitterjames on March 12, 2011, 03:58:42 PM
@gap, do you know how to set up a local bot?  I assume you mean local as in running on the same computer or lan so that you don't have to connect through the internet?

Well, I had ProgramD ( http://aitools.org/Program_D ) running for a few weeks.
But I'm not sure how easy it would be to implement into Voxcommand, maybe a possibility would be to let the bot run in the background, and simply send / receive phrases?

hi,
good work, but i think one bot per language would be better.
If the bot doesn't understand a phrase he will answer english.

But I would prefer a local aiml bot anyhow

Hi, myself i am german, so i wasn't sure.

But afaik it's called baby shower invitation if you have the 1st party for the baby(showing it), or simply birth announcement.
When i googled it this was the first result: http://babycardsnow.com/

Greetings and congratulations!

Quote from: jitterjames on January 29, 2011, 12:54:20 PM
you can also try to use "{1}" in stead of {1}

i.e. put quotes around it.   Let me know if that works.

Wow. It works! I didn't think of that...
Thank you very much for your quick support!

hi,

I'm a new satisfied user of VC,
but I got problems with the web search too. ( www.google.de/webhp?hl=de#hl=de&source=hp&q={1} ; "google" as phrase)

I'm not sure if it's a problem with the german payloadDictation or with the URL-Syntax or simply a bug.

It works great if I use only one word. eg: "google München"

But when I try to search for more then one word my browser opens 2 (or more) tabs:
1st one with the google result for the 1st word only, 2nd tab tries to open the 2nd word as url.
eg: "google München Deutschland" opens a google search for "München" and tries to open "Deutschland" as url in another tab.

The historie window of VC seems to be correct though, it shows:
"Launch.OpenURL:www.google.de/webhp?hl=de#hl=de&source=hp&q=München Deutschland"


I tried both Firefox (via OpenURL and RawParam) and Chrome (RawParam), on version 0.851 and 0.872 on Windows 7 (64)