orb1234

Hi All, I have a page where I create a set of controls (Labels, Textboxes, etc.) dynamically from an XML document. Some of the labels have a function associated with them that calls a pop-up Datepicker. Everything works fine until I choose a date in the Datepicker. When it returns to the original window (the "window.opener" window) it can't find the dynamically created textbox it should fill. when I do it with a "hard-coded" textbox it works fine. The textbox must be dynamically created according to the definitions in the XML so I have to stick to it. :o Please help me solve this one... Thanks

Hi, I need to get the word/paragraph under the mouse pointer in a web page displayed by Internet Explorer. I managed getting the handle of the IE window and the mouse pointer location. I also have the className and handle of the main display area of the internet explorer window ("Internet Explorer_Server") but from that point - how do I access the html content and its position? Maybe you can reference me to another approach... Thank you very much

allright, thanks but the issue is - do you know for sure that this SDK answers my needs or maybe do you know of another solution like a DLL or OCX that can give me what I need? (Again - comparison between user recorded phrases - much like its done on voice enabled PDAs) note: during my wandering the web I ran across an item called VoiceAction from "united research-labs" that offers exactly what I need but it is outdated and I had problems using it on winXP and .NET.

Thanks, but it doesn't help me with my need of a "word trainer". ;) The last SDK you pointed out requires Visual Studio .NET 2003 (I have the 2002 version), and I couldn't find any solution to my problem in it's documentation. A sample application, code sample or a reference will help me a lot. Thanx ----------------------- orb1234

Hi, I'm currently developing a speech recognition application. I would like to know if and how is it possible, using the MS SAPI5.1, to record user defined phrases (and therefor language independent) and then use them as voice commands. i.e. initially record user defined words and later compare a user command to that list of pre-recorded phrases. The application performs an action according to a match. I'm trying to avoid using the Speech-to-text capabilities of the SAPI. I just want to record the user and then compare a new voice input to the initial recording. I started writing the application in VB.NET. I assume the end user uses Windows XP. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanx