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A new utility - DNS Notifications

I've been sitting on the code for this for some time now, originally I planned to bundle this with QuickSwitch professional, but the probability of releasing that is pretty slim, so I’m releasing DNS Notifications for free.
This tool is designed to solve one itch – that is to be able to see the text messages from the dragon bar, without having to have the dragon bar visible.
With DNS Notifications, you can run NaturallySpeaking with the Dragon bar in tray icon only mode, but informative messages such as “dictating to a nonstandard window” will show up as a balloon tips.

There is also the ability to hide messages:

Feedback is welcome.
Download DNS Notifications.



Thanks, Scott! It's a very
Thanks, Scott! It's a very nice idea. I'll give it a try.
Scott, I have found that DNS
Scott,
I have found that DNS Notifications has a conflict with DNS 9, and possibly with other versions of DNS. When you install DNS Notifications and you have macros that use TTS playback, TTS playback is effectively disabled and will not function. In addition, macros may hang if they use TTS playback.
Chuck Runquist
Former DNS SDK & Senior Technical Solutions PM for DNS
"We are all victims of mythology in one way or another. We are the inheritors, and many times the propagators, of a desire to believe what we want to believe, regardless of whether or not it is true." -- J.V. Stewart
I've been having some hangs
I've been having some hangs as well, and I have not been using macros that use TTS playback. For some reason, the problem seems worst to me when I am trying to use Microsoft Word (Office 2000 version). I'm running Windows 2000 and NaturallySpeaking version 9.
Thanks for the feedback. I
Thanks for the feedback.
I discovered this morning that I have problems with it too. Although it works just fine on my home machine, it completely hangs DNS on my work PC.
Further investigation is needed...
-- Scott W
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