Voice Command Sets Available For Safari

5:00 PM EDT, Jun. 30th, 2003 · by Mike Washlesky · News

CommandSets.com is now shipping command sets for Safari. The command sets are voice recognized command directives designed for controlling a computer via speech recognition software. The sets feature 78 Safari command phrases and are designed to work with MacSpeech and iListen. According to Chuck Rogers Consulting:

Macintosh speech middleware developer CommandSets.com announced the final version of their Safari Command Set for Mac OS X English Speech Recognition, iListen from MacSpeech, and ViaVoice for Mac OS X from IBM.

The Safari Command Set adds 78 spoken commands to automate many of Safariis functions.

You can find more information about the command sets at the CommandSets.com Web site. The Safari sets are available for US$10.00.

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