Hi Joerg;

  I am not sure if this might work for Windows Apps, but this feature (voice access) might be an option. I have no idea though how that interface might work  with PB Apps and I have not tried this feature personally ... but it does say that it supports "dictation" - FYI:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/use-voice-typing-to-talk-instead-of-type-on-your-pc-fec94565-c4bd-329d-e59a-af033fa5689f

Regards ... Chris

Our software integrates Dragon by Nuance. The issue, I think, is that trying to write something like speech to text would be difficult. It's a trade-off between buy or build. We know that we can integrate a known solution for example in 40 hours versus planning 400 hours to build the same thing with no guarantee that it will function exactly the way we want in all situations. For the speech to text space, buying will almost always be better than building.

If you're trying to see if you can do it, that's awesome! However, most developers aren't going to try something like this without a really good reason or a nice paycheck behind it. :) Hey, you can write anything you want from the operating system up to word processors or even your own programming language. 

Good luck!

Well,

it is possible; no doubt.

In the end, i'm 54 and I am an architect (for houses).

Programming is my hobby and I hope, there is somenone somewhere, who puts this all together to an usabel object.

Thanks for the reply!

Hi,

I've never done this myself, but I'd recommend creating a DLL in C# and then import it using the DLL importer tool of PB.

This is quite a nice explanation, but you might find better ones: https://youtu.be/zJ-hmC3e_0s The only thing with that one is that it's not a DLL project, so you have to filter out the winforms stuff and create extra functions to send instructions and receive the text you are looking for.