I went and programmed a bunch of typical greetings and statements into voice attack.
Such as:
"Type Hello" -> Hello CMDR
"Type Good Bye" -> Good bye
"Type Thanks" -> Thank you
"Type p!ss off" -> p!ss off a-hole (haven't had to use this one yet)
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I also programmed in all the letters and numbers on the keypad so that I can 'voice type' system names into the galaxy map search box.
Such as:
"Type l" -> L
"Type h" -> H
"Type s" -> S
"Type space" -> [space bar]
"Type three" -> 3
"Type three" -> 3
"Type four" -> 4
"Type seven" -> 7
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The result is LHS 3447
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It was a pain to do all the commands, but it works great!
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Edit: I am happy to share my VA file. Send me a PM if you're interested..... but I do suggest you create your own, it will help you remember just what commands are available.
What I do instead, to shorten the letters mainly is using the international alphabet (Alpha Bravo Charlie etc).
And another thing I do: instead of using Voiceattack, I use freeware Vocola + Unimacro, which, combined with AutoHotKey and AutoIt, allows full extensibility of the voice command language. So I can code custom stuff that allows to go into special "typing mode" like.. "voicechat" , then "capital" "lima" "hotel" "sierra" "one" "one" "three" "seven" "endchat"
and it will correctly execute typing commands LHS1137.
Note: if you use Dragon NatSpeak 10+ with Vocola instead of the Microsoft bundled WSR engine, then u can also code so that it enters spelling mode. You can just say: spell L H S 1 1 3 7 and it does it, very very fast, compared to Voiceattack. I guess nothing beats Dragon for speech recognition...
(EDIT) Looks like you can also combine AutoHotKey with Voiceattack... So basically the same kind of thing (except for the superior Dragon engine) can also be replicated with it... From what I understand, Voiceattack uses the default WSR engine, right?