====== Voice Command ======


Voice Command (or VoiceCommand or voice-command) does not, by default, start at boot-up; you must run the program, and then right-click the system tray icon (a very small speaker) to 'enable' the program.

Voice Command can only be used to launch programs; no other interaction is possible. Originally, ASUS expected people to say 'E <Command Word>' but currently people must say "Computer <Command Word>" and then the Eee PC will repeat back the Command Word and execute the task.



====Commands====

  * Computer Music (Launches Music Manager)
  * Computer Clock (Launches KDE World Clock)
  * Computer Dictionary (Launches PEARSON Longman [in Chinese])
  * Computer Notes (Launches Popup Notes)
  * Computer Calculator (Launches KCalc)
  * Computer Camera (Launches UVC Camera)
  * Computer Photo (Launches Photo Manager)
  * Computer Shutdown (Brings up the Shutdown options)
  * Computer Movie (Launches File Manager at your 'My Videos' folder)
  * Computer Mail (Launches Thunderbird)
  * Computer Telephone (Launches Skype)
  * Computer Messenger (Launches Pidgin)
  * Computer Network (Launches Network Connections)
  * Computer Web (Launches Firefox[?])

====Simple Mode====

VoiceCommand can be found within the 'Settings' tab of 'Simple Mode'. 


====Advanced Mode====

You may have to create a menu item manually for voice-command; you can find the 'voiceCmd' folder within /opt folder.

====Re-installing voice-command====

You can install voice-command version 1.0.12 from the official ASUS repository, using "Synaptic Package Manager" or the command line 'apt-get'.

sudo apt-get install voice-command

You can remove voice-command: sudo dpkg --purge voice-command

You can upgrade or remove VoiceCommand within the 'Simple Mode' when using the 'Add and Remove Programs' application.

====Considerations====

If VoiceCommand does not seem to work in 'Advanced Mode', switch to 'Simple Mode', where it will work, then switch back to 'Advanced Mode' and it will work upon relaunch.