You're probably thinking of some other voice command system, or Dragon's built-in commands (which are bad because they have no continuous recognition, requiring

You're probably thinking of some other voice command system, or Dragon's built-in commands (which are bad because they have no continuous recognition, requiring constant pauses while talking). Voicecode behaves exactly as described in the article. I just defined a command "return" in Voicecode which presses enter. "testing return testing test test return test return test" spoken in one breath types the following: testing testing test test test test Voicecode defines commands in Dragon by just adding words to the English vocabulary, leaving Dragon in dictation mode, and running a parser on the English output. Commands are executed anywhere they land in the phrase. The Voicecode grammar makes this somewhat less painful by using lots of non-English words for commands... but this approach is convoluted and hurts accuracy quite a bit imo.