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by S3Jpcw » Fri, 09 Feb 2007 00:56:02 GMT

I am having a problem with SM Voice Command installed on a AudioVox Verizon
VX6700. Button 5 should have a primary (press) and secondary function (press
and hold). The program functions fine on button 5 until one needs to perform
a reset (or if you do a soft reset at installation, the problem is instantly
apparent.) Upon performing a reset, the primary function (press) of Button 5
is eradicated and no longer functions. Instead, only the secondary function
works. In other words, when you press once, the program assigned to "press
and hold" engages. And the program assigned to "press" (in this case Voice
Command) on button 5 doesn't engage. This only happens when Voice Command is
installed. Clearly it is an issue with the Voice Command ver. 1.6 When do
you anticipate having a fix for this problem?

In addition to destroying the normal primary function of button 5, all
functions of the 6700 seem to be more sluggish after this reset, so it
pervades more than the button function.

More information - Uninstalling Voice Command does not restore normal
function of the buttons. Only reinstalling the operating system will allow
the primary (press) and secondary (press and hold) functions to correctly
work again.

I would appreciate a response from you

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bugs >> MS Voice Command 1.6 - Button assignment bug - Windows Mobile 5 -

by Bob Butler » Fri, 09 Feb 2007 01:06:01 GMT




XXXX@XXXXX.COM

And you are asking in a VB 6.0 newsgroup because?



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