Sorry. I was not specific enough.

The Version I am using is 1.1.0.0.

It doesn't work in some programs that I run, such as Registry Editor. To be more specific: when the program Registry Editor is opened and its window is highlighted, VoxCommando will not recognize any commands that I say. If, however, click on a different window, such as Google Chrome, VoxCommando will recognize any commands that I say.

Hi guys,

I'm running a slightly older version of VoxCommando. It doesn't work in some programs that I run, such as Registry Editor. I think I understand the reason why it doesn't work when a program like Registry Editor is open, but it does not work while I am playing certain video games too (such as Blade and Soul). Is there any option to make VoxCommando work in while any program is open? (Is it in a newer version of VoxCommando?)

Thanks for implementing the RightMouseButtonDown!

The OSD looks different now. It now displays which group the command is from... but since I only have 1 group, it isn't useful for me at the moment. Is there a way to revert back to the old OSD?

Hi James,

Would it be possible for the next version to allow some customization to the OSD Overlay? Right now it is located in the bottom/center of the screen with a fixed font/size. I was wondering if it would be possible to move it around, resize it, and possibly make it "Always on Top" for when I play Full Screen video games or movies.

Thanks

I bought my copy

Hi everyone, I'm new here. I tried searching for a thread for this, but I couldn't find one for it.

I was wondering if there was a way to implement a command very similar to the Mouse.LeftButtonDown command, except that it is Mouse.RightButtonDown instead. (Also, a Mouse.RightButtonUp command would be helpful too)

Is there any way to do this? I've tried experimenting, but I'm very new so I am guessing there is a way, but I just don't know how to yet.

Also, is there a way to create an On/Standby button, such as Scroll Lock?

Thanks all