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Eric S. Johansson wrote: > Is it possible to make this code (natlink) talk to naturally speaking in wine using Windows 32 but speak to Python in Linux so we can do all our fun command-and-control stuff there. No, Linux's python has no notion of COM (which is obviously a win32 only thing). And windows python doesn't work all that well on Wine.

[[apologies if this is a dupe. gmane is a bit odd sometimes]] I need some help on a handicap accessibility project. It's really great for people like me that naturally speaking is working in wine (mostly). One important shortcoming is getting our dictated text into linux. Today, in order to copy text from the wine environment and place it in the Linux environment, we need to dictate into

Eric S. Johansson wrote: > vitamin wrote: > > > Eric S. Johansson wrote: > > > > > Is it possible to make this code (natlink) talk to naturally speaking in > > > wine using Windows 32 but speak to Python in Linux so we can do all our fun > > > command-and-control stuff there. > > > > > > > No, Linux's python has no notion of COM (which is obviously a win32 only > > thing...

Hi I have a tool that I am running under Mac version of Wine. What I am doing is installing the tool under wine (i.e wine <path to installer pkg.exe>) and then running it from wine. It uses an api to capture current screen (BitBlt api). Under Mac, it is capturing the X windows frame buffer instead of native Quartz frame buffer. I have source code for this tool. I am thinking of