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interior (area within the window borders).
x A value indicating the x-coordinate for the mouse position. Value must be an
integer. If relativeTo is 1, 2, or 5, x is in pixels and positive values move the
pointer right. If relativeTo is 3, 4 or 6, x must be a number between 0 and 8
corresponding to one of nine mapped positions as follows:
8 1 5
4 0 2
7 3 6
y A value indicating the y-coordinate for the mouse position, in pixels. Value must
be an integer. Positive values move the pointer down. If the value of relativeTo is
3, 4 or 6, do not include a value for y.
Example
This instruction positions the mouse pointer relative to the upper-left corner of the active window, 300 pixels to the
right and 200 down.
SetMousePosition 1, 300, 200
Notes
• To select objects, use SetMousePosition followed by a ButtonClick command.
• Target only objects that are always in the same position.
• If the specified coordinate values would place the pointer off the screen, Dragon NaturallySpeaking displays
an error message or positions the pointer as close as possible to the targeted position.
SetNaturalText
Turns general dictation (NaturalText), on or off. This command turns on and off the ability to dictate into text
applications and fields that are not specifically supported by Dragon NaturallySpeaking. You can always dictate into
supported applications including DragonPad, Microsoft Word, Lotus Notes, and so on.
Syntax
SetNaturalText [onOff]
Argument Description
onOff A value indicating the general dictation state. If no value is specified, the ability to
dictate in all applications switches to the opposite state.
0 off
1 on
Example
This example turns general dictation on.