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Hi all,

I'm not sure what to look for on Google, so here goes:

To minimize the pain in my fingertips, I'm trying to create an application in Windows 7 that recognizes the words "click" and "twoclick", which in turn clicks whatever link or button is underneath the mouse pointer.

I have found a great video tutorial on how to do speech recognition in C# and winforms, so so far so good.

But how, if at all possible, can I create an application that "stays on top" in Windows, so that I can tell the application to click even if I am using a web browser such as Internet Explorer, or possibly MS Word?

Sorry for the post but I am really not sure what to look for.

Thanks for any replies!

Petter
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Oct-13 16:53pm    
This is simple, but why?
—SA

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You do not need to keep application in a "stay on top" mode, because speech recognition does not depend on that, will work anyway.

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petter2012 29-Oct-13 20:25pm    
I had no idea! I will create the winforms app immediately and try it out (I thought I had to do a console app or something). Thanks a lot!
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-Oct-13 21:17pm    
My pleasure.
—SA

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