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I have dictated grammar in first textbox ,I am having an issue to dictate a sentence in the next coming textbox WPF , how can I move to next text box e.g I have dictated email address in "To" field but I cant move to the next textbox , I cant use hands ;only voice can be used to send email.

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dictationgrammar , also I want to say Subject to move to next textbox but the issue is it types subject .how can I move it to next text box using FREE GRAMMAR not saved words. I want all english words recognition though I have saved subject in saved grammar to perform action but what is any way to move to next textbox and not type 'subject' when i say subject
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Updated 26-Oct-16 3:57am
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If you don't use saved words, how can the app possibly know for sure that you want to move to the next field. Your requirements are ludicrous.
 
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Isma Tipu 26-Oct-16 10:09am    
john simmons I think you didnt get what I posted . when I type email address in first textbox I say subject to move to next textbox but as it in on first textbox it types "subject" and doesnt move to subject field though I have set condition for it to move . the problem is this , is there any word or something which I would speak and it doesnt type so i can set the condition on that
Dave Kreskowiak 26-Oct-16 10:50am    
You have to write the code to look at the string you got from the recognizer and see if it's the word "subject", or whatever word you're using to denote moving to the next field, and move the focus to the Subject textbox yourself. You MUST use reserved words othewise this will never work. If it's not a reserved word or command, then the text can get put into the textbox.

Would the word "tab" work to advance to the next tab-stop control?
 
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I would use the word "RELEASE THE KRAKEN!" to move between fields.
 
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