vba code not working Dragon naturally speaking

[Farouq]

dragon naturally speaking professional
version 6.1

Hi all i have recently downloaded some examples from the dragon
website in vb. I have managed to change some code to vba so that it
could be used in MS access 2000. But i am stuck on this area, which
is:

' Check for a valid speaker
TryUsers
' Initialize nStartPos and register the Dgn Objects
nStartPos = 0
DgnDictEdit1.Re gister Text1.hwnd

DgnMicBtn1.Regi ster

i get an error message saying method or data member not found on the
..hwnd is there some work way around this.

What am trying to do is when the form is loaded the certain code
registers the commands and when i click on the load button it will
load the audio file and display it in text on the appropriate textbox.

many thanks

Farouq

[Tom van Stiphout]

On 16 Jan 2004 04:38:09 -0800, fa*******@hotma il.com (Farouq) wrote:

Did you forget to set a reference to the Dragon library?
-Tom.

dragon naturally speaking professional
version 6.1

Hi all i have recently downloaded some examples from the dragon
website in vb. I have managed to change some code to vba so that it
could be used in MS access 2000. But i am stuck on this area, which
is:

' Check for a valid speaker
TryUsers
' Initialize nStartPos and register the Dgn Objects
nStartPos = 0
DgnDictEdit1.R egister Text1.hwnd

DgnMicBtn1.Reg ister

i get an error message saying method or data member not found on the
.hwnd is there some work way around this.

What am trying to do is when the form is loaded the certain code
registers the commands and when i click on the load button it will
load the audio file and display it in text on the appropriate textbox.

many thanks

Farouq

[Farouq Din]

Thanks for the reply.

my references checkout for some reason its not recognising the hwnd in
access but it does in vb. Its like access does not have that
incorporated or something.

Hav u any other clues?

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[Tom van Stiphout]

On 16 Jan 2004 14:19:23 GMT, Farouq Din <fa*******@hotm ail.com> wrote:

Ah, you're on to something. Indeed Access works very differently
compared to VB when we talk about window handles. Generally speaking
Access only has a window handle for the active control, not for any
others. What kind of window handle does the Register method take?
Perhaps you can use the reliable Me.hWnd?

-Tom.

Thanks for the reply.

my references checkout for some reason its not recognising the hwnd in
access but it does in vb. Its like access does not have that
incorporated or something.

Hav u any other clues?

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