Re: [Emacs-vr-mode-users] I'm interested in Emacs-vr-mode

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> Try setting the following option in NaturallySpeaking 
> Tools->Options->Correction->"Correct" comments bring up spell dialog box 
> someone had a similar issue to what you described below, and the above
> setting fixed it. I have been using NaturallySpeaking version 10 with
> Emacs and VR mode successfully; with no issues like the one below. (And I
> have the above setting set.) 
> Deepak 
> 
> From: Tim Harper [mailto:tim...@gm...] 
> Sent: Friday, December 25, 2009 9:56 AM
> To: ema...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Emacs-vr-mode-users] I'm interested in Emacs-vr-mode
> 
> Alright, 
> I got everything working! At first, I was confused as to what was the
> benefit of having VR mode installed, because his seem to behave exactly
> the same whether or not it was enabled. Then, I read the documentation
> (documentation for the win), and discovered that I had to activate the
> buffer for voice recognition. Then, bliss :-) full select and say for the
> entire buffer, even after I click the mouse, or move around. This is just
> awesome! Thank you, Patrik! 
> I seem to only have one more issue. When I use "correct <something >", and
> then "select <number >", rather than using the selected correction, it
> transcribes the text "select 1". It appears to be doing that because the
> correction menu appears over the VR window (the one that Emacs VR mode
> spawns one VR-mode is activated), instead of in front of Emacs.
> I'm sorry to burden you with so many questions, but is this a known issue?
> Is there some place I can go to to read more about problems like this that
> I might be having? Or do somebody (like me) need to write up a tutorial or
> something :-)
> Thank you again for your assistance,
> Tim
>