This release automatically configures the Intags and our mouse commands to your computer’s mouse settings (Primary button left, primary button right).
Now you can configure Intags to turn off the automatic numbering of the Taskbar
When your computer loses focus, this release will place focus on the left center of your screen. Alternatively, you can configure VoiceComputer to display an Intag grid or to turn off the Intags.
This release makes it easy to configure the VC Microphone. “Configure VoiceComputer†> Training/Configuration for the VC Microphone.
In addition to the old ‘Toggle’ command that turns the Intags on/off for a couple of seconds to let you view controls hidden by the Intags, this release adds ‘Toggle for 10’ and ‘Toggle for 20’. These commands let you turn off the Intags for 10 or 20 seconds, so you can issue other commands without interference from the Intags.
Our new ‘Toggle Overlay’, ‘Overlay for 10’, ‘Overlay for 20’, and ‘Click <1-10> on Overlay’ commands, help you enjoy the accessibility provided by our Overlays as you control your applications with Intags. See, Section 3 in our “Show Overlay Lesson.â€
We found an excellent, free, easy-to-use, free XML editor that makes it relatively easy to rename and edit VoiceComputer commands. You can download the editor from:
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Thank you, Ron, for the new features. It will take me a little time to play with these.
Please, can you explain why you have introduced this feature of toggling the intags on the taskbar? Personally, I can see no advantage here but maybe there is something that I’m not recognising.
The Daily Mail page in Chrome is populated with brown intags (using the extension). Now I say, “intag menu”. Red intags now populate the menu and the page with red intags that do not scroll. The red intags are replacing the brown.
Is this the correct behaviour where saying “intag menu” also intags the page with red intags?
Yes, the “close Chrome processes” works as a command. Unfortunately, I can easily replicate the problem across all pages. It is easier here to talk about “brown intags” (belonging to the extension) and “red intags” (applied without the extension). The brown and red intags give different numbers for the same page locations. I have had both occurring together, but that is difficult to replicate. For sure, when I say “intag menu” the whole Google page populates with red intags.
The red intags do function correctly when the number is called, e.g. one fifty four" but as soon as the page is scrolled, the red do not position correctly.
Your fix, unfortunately, does not work. However, note that after saying “intag menu”, the focus is lost in the active Chrome window but can be recovered by saying “click” (then the brown intags re-populate). But as soon as a menu intag is called, the cursor moves to the number position and stays there, e.g. if 16 is go-back, the cursor moves to the go back key and remains there and does not return to the active window.
Can’t duplicate your problem but will keep trying. And, no other reports of this…
As you mentioned, you can use other commands for menu access. (We have a full set up commands for Chrome. To see the commands, say, “Show Chrome Lesson” and “Show Chrome Commands”.
