[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I messed around with it a while back. It should be noted, it really
DOESN'
> T
> provide voice recognition. It provides sound recognition, aka, you record
> the 'sound', usually, a voice command, that 'does' something. It then
> listens
> for that sound, and, when found, it would execute it's function.
>
This reminds me: Does anyone know whether a Palm Pilot, or similar
handheld, can listen to a microphone? I am proposing to the NH
Hearing Institute (or something like that), which is sponsored by the
NH Lion's Clubs (my wife belongs, not me), that Linux can be used,
in a desktop, or handheld, to "listen" for doorbells, smoke alarms,
etc. It would then provide a visual signal to the hearing impaired,
that the event occurred. For people with desktops, kvoicecontrol
sounds like the perfect solution. Any other ideas?
Bob Sparks
Linux in the service of mankind (& womankind, & kidkind, etc.)
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