On Mon Nov-23-2015 07:18, Paul Quinn (3:640/384) wrote to Roger Nelson:   
      
    PQ> On 22 Nov 15 09:12, you wrote to me:   
      
    PQ>> Therefore no mousey-mousey in Windows 98SE's GUI, but I do get to   
    PQ>> use GoldEd again with its slightly better tagline collection than   
    PQ>> the one in SemPoint.  :)   
      
    RN> With W10, I'm seriously considering talking to it instead of using   
    RN> keystrokes, much as I did when I was running OS/2.  I have to make   
    RN> sure that I have everything I want disabled to actually be in that   
    RN> state before proceeding.  It has been so long since I did that, I've   
    RN> just about forgotten how.  Any suggestions posted by users of the   
    RN> "Microsoft Community" are about as useful as a forsaken woman's kiss.   
      
    PQ> :)   
      
    PQ> I recall doing that in WFWG 3.11 in the mid-90s.  There was an   
    PQ> additional floppy in the install set with drivers to allow voice   
    PQ> control (MS Sound System?).  It was significantly groovy   
    PQ> controlling Windows through 'voicom'... oh, for about 15 minutes.    
    PQ> Then it became particularly laborious commanding the "up, up,   
    PQ> right, right, select, hold, right, right... etc, etc".  Its   
    PQ> freshness soon wore off.   
      
   I don't rememberif I had that in my set of WFWG 3.11 or not.  If they hadn't   
   been lost in the storm here in 2005, I could be sure.   
      
    PQ> ... In memory of Leutnant Friedrich Lengfeld, 12 November 1944. ---   
      
      
   Regards,   
      
   Roger    
   --- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+ Windows 10   
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