The 24th most popular launcher on Windows
… More EditVoiceMate Professional is an application designed soley for Command and Control. Unlike the majority of voice-enabled applications on the market, VoiceMate Professional was made from the ground up to cater for the non-dictation side of speech recognition.
With the focal point of the application being command and control, all efforts were concentrated on this particular area of recognition; so you will not find VoiceMate Professional to be a "Jack of All Trades", but a master of one: controlling your PC and everything related and connected to it.
For this purpose, a special engine was created. This engine is completely scripted, in that you can use the widespread VBScript language (based on the Visual Basic programming language) to create your very own commands. The engine also contains over 70 custom commands that were specially added to VBScript to provide unrivaled power and flexibility to your creations. If you do not know how to use VBScript, or you simply don't want to, you can have VoiceMate Pro's Basic Command Wizard to create them for you in a few simple steps.
With this scripting engine at the very heart, VoiceMate Professional is the world's most powerful speech recognition-enabled application.
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Did you create this app?| Website: | software.bootblock.co.... |
| Developer: | BiQubic Solutions |
| License: | Commercial |
| Version: | 8.0.0.14 |
| Rating: | Features: Interface: Performance: Price/value: Overall: |
| Usage: | 18 hours, 30 minutes and 19 seconds |
| Usage since: | 03 October 2007 |
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This came as part of a Lexmark Solution Center printer driver.
no clue abt this-maybe wakoopa gets paid to say some of use this app?
i think it is a trojan, never run it before :-??
What on earth is this? used for 35 seconds it says. Never seen it before and no idea what it is.
Just installed Windows 7 and this comes up, I have not used it before.
I do not really know what's this (I haven't installed/used such a program on my computer).
It's a little bit suspicious...