bob833

Hi Kevin, Actually, I have done this process. I created the macro in dragon and MEP. I manually ran the macro from MEP. It worked as expected (moves curser from one screen to another). Ran the Dragon macro to kick off MEP. It did not kick it off. So, as you suggested, I thought the problem was with Dragon also. I went back to the drawing board in Dragon and finally, I did get it to work. Here is the Dragon scripting code I used for this simple macro: The 3 spoken Dragon commands are mouse goto tablet (this will send Ctrl o) mouse goto tv (this will send Ctrl n) mouse goto small (this will send Ctrl m) The 3 MEP macros are hot keys (you guessed it) Ctrl o, Ctrl n, and Ctrl m. Andway, the Dragon command to send the Ctrl keys is: Sub Main If ListVAR1 = "small" Then SendDragonKeys "{Ctrl+m}" End If If ListVAR1 = "tv" Then SendDragonKeys "{Ctrl+n}" End If If ListVAR1 = "tablet" Then SendDragonKeys "{Ctrl+o}" End If End Sub And it works. thanks for helping Bob

I am using Dragon to send keys to the system that will kick off macro express. Specifically, if I say mouse small, (in DragonNaturallSpeaking), the macro sends two key strokes. They are CTRl M. I have a macro express macro that when it hears those two keys (ctrl m) the macro will start and that will force the curser to go to the 3rd screen. Two other Dragon macros send other key combinations to make the cursor go to the other two terminals. And yet even though I say that commands in Dragonnaturally speaking, the macro express commands do not start. I have made a macro express commands application-specific, global or whatever with no success. How can I cause the macro express command to execute when the Dragon naturally express command sends keys which are hot keys for the macro express program to start the corresponding macros? As always, thank you, Bob

Thanks and I will try it

I have noticed that if I move a macro from one system to another and the 2nd system has a differenct size monitor and different resolution the mouse moves have to be reprogrammed. I have tried relative to screen, screen etc but cant seem to get it rightl. Is there a best way to do this? Like resizing each screen to a size all systems will have (and same for resolution)? BOb