NatLink Sample Macros

Sample / Tutorial Macros
Name	Description
_sample1.py	This file represents the simplest possible example of a NatLink macro
_sample2.py	This file demonstrates having two commands in one grammar. NatLink knows which rule was recognized and calls the appropiate handling function (gotResults_xxx)
_sample3.py	This is a sample macro file used to demonstrate how NatLink calls result functions (gotResults_xxx) based on which words were recognized
_sample4.py	simple macro file demostrating mouse movement
_sample5.py	Demonstrates how to use the clipboard to communicate between your application and Python code
natspeak_sample6.py	Demonstrates how to write application specific code
excel_sample7.py	using OLE Automation to control Excel from Python macros
_sample8.py	Demonstrates how to use <dgndictation>
_globals.py	Sample macro file which is active all the time (not application specific)
_mouse.py	Implements mouse and keyboard movement modes similar to DragonDictate for Windows
_sample9.py	demonstrates how to create code to run at startup"

Utility Macros
Name	Description	Status
trainuser.py	This is a sample python script which will create a new trained user from a series of recorded sessions	unknown
transcribe.py	This is a sample python script which will transcribe a directory of compressed wave files from a mobile recorder	unknown
windict.py	This is a sample Python program which demonstrates how to use the dictation object in a Python program. The user interface for this programn is based on the PythonWin (win32) extensions	unknown
winspch.py	This is a sample of adding grammar based speech recognition to a simple Python application written using the Python win32 libraries	unknown
wordpad.py	Sample macro file which is active when Microsoft WordPad is active	unknown

To use these macros you must copy them to the macrosystem directory.