Todd (and everyone else): Our MouseAnywhere ScriptPak does not use a grid system, as that is patented by Dragon. But it is very flexible, the main commands are Go <compass direction> <percent> Nudge <compass direction> <whole number of pixels> Move Mouse <vertical coordinate> "COMMA" <horizontal coordinate> So Go North 10 puts the cursor at 10 percent from the top edge of the screen on the same vertical axis. Go South 90 would do the same thing, since that would put the cursor 90 percent from the bottom edge of the screen on the same vertical axis. Nudge moves the cursor a fixed number of pixels in the compass direction, so "Nudge Southeast 135" moves the cursor 135 pixels down and to the right diagonally from its current position. Move Mouse works by putting the cursor at an exact position. "Move Mouse Zero COMMA Zero" would put the cursor in the uppermost left corner of the screen. "Move Mouse One hundred thirty seven COMMA four hundred eighty nine" would position the cursor at 137 pixels from the top of the screen and 489 pixels from the left edge. There are other commands as well. Charles Moore has already reviewed it and provided more of the details, as well as his experiences. You can read his review at <http://www.applelinks.com/pm/more.php?id=2603_0_1_0>. Best Regards, Chuck Rogers, Chief Evangelist MacSpeech, Inc. On Oct 26, 2004, at 9:18 PM, tscheresky at micron.com wrote: > Chuck, > > I am very interested in the MouseAnywhere ScriptPak. Does it have a > MouseGrid feature similar to NaturallySpeaking's so I can quickly > center myself over a point on my desktop and perform an action? If > not, what would be the sequence of voice commands I would use to > center my mouse over, say the hard drive icon, and double-click on it? > > Thanks... > > Todd > _______________________________________________ > MacVoice mailing list > MacVoice at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/macvoice >