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Vocola Versions

Download And Install

This page lists the released versions of Vocola and the changes they included, with the most recent version first. To download Vocola, click on the link next to the version you want.

Version 2.5 -- January 10, 2005 (Vocola-2-5.zip)

  • Commands can incorporate arbitrary dictation. See Capturing Dictation.
  • Allow disabling/enabling the command sequences feature (and disable it by default), to avoid performance problems caused by bugs in NaturallySpeaking 7.0 and 8.0

Version 2.4 -- September 28, 2003 (Vocola-2-4.zip)

  • Fixed problem with some installations where vcl2py.exe failed to run, and perpetually raised a blank message window.
  • Fixed problem where "Edit Voice Commands" (with some editors) did not allow editing commands by voice.

Version 2.0 -- June 7, 2003

  • Speak continuous command sequences
  • Automatic loading of changed files, with error messages to NatLink window
  • User-defined functions
  • include statement
  • Eval built-in function
  • Repeat built-in function
  • Context statements can contain '|'
  • Function arguments can be built from several actions
  • Numeric arguments now work correctly in all built-in functions
  • Improved generated Python code (using VocolaUtils.py)
  • Case insensitive window title comparisons
  • Obscure name for generated python file ("outlook_vcl.py") to avoid clobbering existing NatLink files

Version 1.1 -- May 11, 2002 (Vocola-1-1.zip)

  • First public release.
  • Installing Perl is no longer required.
  • Commands containing backslash sequences like  \;  or  \"  or  \'   are now parsed correctly.
  • Application-specific commands are now recognized for applications whose name contains an underscore character.

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