support: Exit/shutdown/restart Windows 98 by voice (DDWin 3.0 or higher)

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exit98hf.ddx

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   Category: DragonDictate Macros
   Brief Description: Exit Windows 98 by voice (DDWin 3.0 or higher)
   File Name: Exit98hf.ddx
   File Size: 5 KB
   Date Created: 8-24-98, (Modified on 9-10-98)
   Dragon Product: DragonDictate for Windows
   Product Version: 3.0 or higher
   Product Language: UK English, US English
   Operating System(s): Windows 98
   Description:
   This macro import file adds voice commands to DragonDictate for
   Windows 3.0 (or higher) to do hands free exit and restart under
   Windows 98.
   Before you use the macros for the first time make sure Run Hands free
   is
   NOT checked under the Hands Free options (VoiceMenu | Options | Hands
   Free). This seems a bit counter-intuitive but it's necessary.
   Unsetting the Run Hands Free box suppresses a dialog box which
   interferes with the exit macros.
   Each time you execute one of the macros:
   1. Close all open applications.
       2. Revert back to the last saved version of your user files if you
       don't want to save the adaptations you've made since the start of
       the current session. This is necessary because ALL OF THE MACROS
       SAVE YOUR VOICE FILES. You can revert back to the last saved
       version by selecting Voice Menu | Users... | Restore... | Go to
       Last Saved Version.
       3. Say the macro name. You can abort the action by saying No when
       the confirmation dialog comes up.
       
   Included macros:
   [Restart Windows] which restarts Windows 98
   [Shut Down Windows] which shuts down Windows 98
   [Restart in MSDOS Mode] which restarts in MSDOS Mode.
   How to modify the included macros so they will work when the "Run
   Hands-free" option is checked
   Example
   Original [Restart Windows] Macro
   MsgBoxConfirm "Do you really want to reboot your
   computer?",20,"Warning!"
   AppBringUp "Voicebar"
   SendSystemKeys "{Alt+v}u"
   SetMicrophone 0
   SendSystemKeys "{Ctrl+Esc}"
   SendKeys "ur{Enter}"
   The "modified" [Restart Windows] Macro
   MsgBoxConfirm "Do you really want to reboot your
   computer?",20,"Warning!"
   AppBringUp "Voicebar"
   SendSystemKeys "{Alt+v}{Left}o"
   ControlPick "Hands Free"
   SendSystemKeys "{Alt+r}{Enter}"
   AppBringUp "VoiceBar"
   SendSystemKeys "{Alt+v}u"
   SetMicrophone 0
   SendSystemKeys "{Ctrl+Esc}"
   SendKeys "ur{Enter}"
   To import this ddx file into your voice files...
   First make sure that the voice file into which you wish to import the
   macros to is the active one.
   1. Select VoiceMenu | Tools | Vocabulary manager to start the
       Vocabulary Manager (or say "[Bring Up]", "[Vocabulary Manager]").
       2. Go to the Vocabulary menu and select "Import..." to bring up
       the Import Vocabulary dialog box.
       3. Select the file called exit98hf.ddx (The location will depend
       on where you put it on your hard drive when you downloaded it).
       Once the path is correct, select OK.
       4. If a warning dialog is displayed saying that "the vocabulary
       "XXXXXX" already exists", select "Yes" to merge the new macros
       into the existing vocabulary.
       5. Select VoiceMenu | Quick Access | Save User to save your user
       files. This saves your voice files with the new macros which have
       just been added.