This software allows voice and keyboard/mouse control of your PC, applications or games. Scheduling and launching macros is also possible with the option of external program integration.
VoiceMacro is an exceptional software that lets you control your computer, applications and games using voice commands or keyboard and mouse buttons. It also allows you to start any macros by scheduling, macro action or external program. The software comes with an unlimited number of profiles and macros, and over 40 different actions that can be repeated infinitely.
The condition, variable and math system is like a Swiss Army Knife for your PC. It includes features such as activating macros by voice command, keyboard/mouse buttons, scheduler, command line and other macros. It also has conditions like wait for pixel, toggle ON/OFF, rotate, rotate end, OnTimeout, loop start/end, and 4 types of user variables.
This software comes equipped with over 40 fixed internal variables like RepeatCount, DialogResult, MacroName, MouseX/Y, and many more that you can include in "speak text" as x and y position for the mouse. Various math and compare functions, as well as a random number generator, make it a powerful tool for your PC.
The software also features auto-switching to different profiles, using multiple windows attached to the same profile. Multiple commands can share one hotkey using single-, double-, and triple-click, and the mouse positioning is relative to the screen or window. The software allows for infinite repeats or loops within repeats, with user interaction/feedback via dialogs, OSD (On Screen Display), and text-to-speech.
The recording function for mouse and keyboard, along with macros in groups that can have affixes, make creating and testing macros easy. The software provides informative tray icons, allows recursion detection, and multiple threads per command. Additionally, it comes with speech command hints and the option to import/export profiles.
Overall, VoiceMacro is a versatile software that provides exceptional control of your computer via voice commands and other methods. The range of features available makes it a must-have software for anyone seeking to enhance their computer control abilities.
The condition, variable and math system is like a Swiss Army Knife for your PC. It includes features such as activating macros by voice command, keyboard/mouse buttons, scheduler, command line and other macros. It also has conditions like wait for pixel, toggle ON/OFF, rotate, rotate end, OnTimeout, loop start/end, and 4 types of user variables.
This software comes equipped with over 40 fixed internal variables like RepeatCount, DialogResult, MacroName, MouseX/Y, and many more that you can include in "speak text" as x and y position for the mouse. Various math and compare functions, as well as a random number generator, make it a powerful tool for your PC.
The software also features auto-switching to different profiles, using multiple windows attached to the same profile. Multiple commands can share one hotkey using single-, double-, and triple-click, and the mouse positioning is relative to the screen or window. The software allows for infinite repeats or loops within repeats, with user interaction/feedback via dialogs, OSD (On Screen Display), and text-to-speech.
The recording function for mouse and keyboard, along with macros in groups that can have affixes, make creating and testing macros easy. The software provides informative tray icons, allows recursion detection, and multiple threads per command. Additionally, it comes with speech command hints and the option to import/export profiles.
Overall, VoiceMacro is a versatile software that provides exceptional control of your computer via voice commands and other methods. The range of features available makes it a must-have software for anyone seeking to enhance their computer control abilities.
What's New
Version 1.2.7: Too many to name here, see changelog
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Version 1.2.4: Too many to name here, see changelog