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Phonon
Dear Reader,
this is to inform you of a new completely free (no spyware, adware,
etc.) add-on to MS Word (http://www.softwaretheories.com/NaturalWord):
Natural Word allows the user to command Microsoft Word using their own
words. Finally, make Word do what you want it to do without
memorizing cryptic menus, toolbars, or command syntax. Simply type in
what you want, using your own words!
Natural Word integrates seamlessly into Microsoft Word. When editing
a document, press the command key (` or ~). A prompt will appear -
type in what you want in your own words, press enter, and watch it
happen. The user can be as eloquent or terse as they want. For
instance, to change the text color, you can type 'make the text blue',
or 'blue font', or simply 'blue'. To create a table, type in 'create
table', or '3 by 2 table', or 'make boxes with 3 rows and 2 columns'.
Based on interviews with all sorts of users, Natural Word has been
programmed to understand most common commands without forcing the user
to know a lot about Microsoft Word. Don't know what 'italics' is
called? Try 'make the text slanted', or 'tilt the text to the
right'. Don't know what an 'indent' is? Try 'move the text to the
right', or 'place the text at 5 on the ruler'.
Sincerely,
Andrew Szczeszynski
Software Theories Inc.
this is to inform you of a new completely free (no spyware, adware,
etc.) add-on to MS Word (http://www.softwaretheories.com/NaturalWord):
Natural Word allows the user to command Microsoft Word using their own
words. Finally, make Word do what you want it to do without
memorizing cryptic menus, toolbars, or command syntax. Simply type in
what you want, using your own words!
Natural Word integrates seamlessly into Microsoft Word. When editing
a document, press the command key (` or ~). A prompt will appear -
type in what you want in your own words, press enter, and watch it
happen. The user can be as eloquent or terse as they want. For
instance, to change the text color, you can type 'make the text blue',
or 'blue font', or simply 'blue'. To create a table, type in 'create
table', or '3 by 2 table', or 'make boxes with 3 rows and 2 columns'.
Based on interviews with all sorts of users, Natural Word has been
programmed to understand most common commands without forcing the user
to know a lot about Microsoft Word. Don't know what 'italics' is
called? Try 'make the text slanted', or 'tilt the text to the
right'. Don't know what an 'indent' is? Try 'move the text to the
right', or 'place the text at 5 on the ruler'.
Sincerely,
Andrew Szczeszynski
Software Theories Inc.