So, this macro works perfectly in Outlook 2007, as an Outlook macro:

Sub Paste_Special_Unformatted()

Dim objDoc As Word.Document
Dim objSel As Word.Selection
On Error Resume Next

Over the last couple of years I have struggled to get to grips with writing directly in NatPython and dispensing with Vocola.

I have moved this from Natlink/Python here. This locates the "blinking" cursor, which is not the same as mouse position.

I have been working on these macros to control my printer... they work from me and I would be interested to hear if anybody else finds them useful.

Mark

This command-module can set styles in Microsoft Word.

The following commands are available:

"set style <style>" -- format the current selection with

This Dragonfly command-module is a very basic demonstration of
the library's basic building blocks. It is included in
Dragonfly's standard distribution.

This Natlink macro allows to create a Vocola command to generate a mouse click at the actual mouse position. Useful to speech-enable applications where shortcuts are unavailable.

This is very much a learning exercise in using NatPython to insert the current date, in various formats, into a document.

The relevant voice commands are:
'Test Date and Time Macros';

Larry Rosenthal wrote this for NaturallySpeaking Version 5. It's more of a test than anything to make sure all is working. This is also available in our downloads area.
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I wouldn't be able to browse with Firefox without these commands...