Abstract: The present invention is a computer-implemented system and method that lets users access, navigate, and control a computer desktop and applications, windows, menus, icons, text entry fields, buttons, check-boxes, drop-down lists and HTML links and all other objects on the computer desktop, including those that are normally inaccessible to accessibility programs on a graphical user interface in a windowed computing environment.

Abstract: The present invention is a simple, productive and easy-to-use mouse-free system and method to control all computer devices and applications, including those designed for a mouse. The present invention solves the problems of inaccessibility for users of accessibility software, including speech recognition and screen readers. The present invention is a computer-implemented mouse-free system and method that lets users access, navigate, and control a computer desktop and applications, windows, menus, icons, text entry fields, buttons, check-boxes, drop-down lists and HTML links and all other objects on the computer desktop, including those that are normally inaccessible to accessibility programs on a graphical user interface in a windowed computing environment.

Abstract: The invention enables a computer user to issue voice commands to open computer readable files and control and/or position their associated graphical application windows on a graphical user interface. Further, the operator can issue voice commands to precisely position and control application window(s) on a graphical user interface displayed on either one or a plurality of display monitors, so that the information contained in the application windows is visible, organized, and available on the computer desktop to the user when and where he/she needs it.