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Topic Title: What's the voice command for creating new Dragon command, with "Advanced Scripting"? (without having to manually set it everytime)
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Created On: 05/14/2023 05:41 PM
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brainerfan
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I remember seeing it a while ago, but can't seem to find it.

 

What's the voice command for creating a new Command Browser Dragon command with "Advanced Scripting", without having to manually set it to that everytime?

 

And if there isn't, how do I make one?



 05/14/2023 06:05 PM
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Alan Cantor
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I hope someone knows a way to change the default when creating new commands to Advanced Scripting!

For years, I've used a Macro Express script that gets triggered automatically whenever MyCommands Editor opens. The script navigates to the "Command Type" drop-down, picks "Advanced Scripting," and then navigates to the Script field.

Not exactly what you're looking for, but maybe a workaround.
 05/14/2023 07:45 PM
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The KnowBrainer VerbalBasic macro collection, includes 2 commands designed for this purpose. New Script creates a new Dragon Advanced-Scripting command, removes the crap you don't need, moves the cursor to the name field and even turns caps on so that each word you dictate appear in Title Case. New Script <dictation> goes one step further by creating a new Advanced-Scripting command and simultaneously naming it. However, these commands are designed for verbally writing commands as opposed to highly inefficient caveman typing used to generate enormous congressional documents that require killing forests and never read.

The KnowBrainer Manual (page 39) includes details on verbally creating commands 10 times faster than Microsoft's best Visual Basic programmers. You will also find 4 short videos including one that details how to name and simultaneously create an entire command with a single utterance. REALLY! If you are not using KnowBrainer you'll find a 30 day trial in our signature tag. You can copy most KnowBrainer commands, like the previous 2, into Dragon. This is the real reason why KnowBrainer was created. Those thousands of built-in commands are secondary

 

When you begin using VerbalBasic, you will see why we spent over $50,000 protecting it with patent# 7,966,182 & 8,209,170. The 1st version of VerbalBasic, not released to the public, was in 1993; 4 years before Dragon NaturallySpeaking was born



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 05/15/2023 07:49 AM
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Originally posted by: brainerfan I remember seeing it a while ago, but can't seem to find it.

 

What's the voice command for creating a new Command Browser Dragon command with "Advanced Scripting", without having to manually set it to that everytime?

 

And if there isn't, how do I make one?

 

There isn't one that goes straight to Advanced Scripting that I know of but you can make one using the following script(you can probably shorten the wait time).  The command below will go straight to the editor, if you want to go to the command name field then instead of the 'r' at the end of the SendKeys line change it to a 'c'

 

Sub Main
    EngineControl.DlgShow dgndlgNewCommandWizard,0
    Wait 2
    SendKeys"%y{Down 3}%r"
End Sub


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