09-01-2018, 09:50 PM
Thanks for the input all! Sorry, I should've been a little bit more specific. I used Notepad as an example but it could be any application that accepts text input.
What I'm trying to achieve is to create a possibility for speech recognition users to dictate into Notepad while it's window is (preferably) hidden (if not possible, minimized) so that they can see the full program window they are currently working in, without notepad taking up screen space. It shouldn't use a clipboard function.
Speech recognition programs will dictate into any window that is active and has focus.
Is this possible?
What I'm trying to achieve is to create a possibility for speech recognition users to dictate into Notepad while it's window is (preferably) hidden (if not possible, minimized) so that they can see the full program window they are currently working in, without notepad taking up screen space. It shouldn't use a clipboard function.
Speech recognition programs will dictate into any window that is active and has focus.
Is this possible?