You can simply double click the utterlyvoice
executable file in the application folder to start Utterly Voice.
This page provides other, more convenient options for starting the application.
Options for running Utterly Voice as administrator are also described,
which you may prefer, depending on how you use the application.
The easiest way to start Utterly Voice is to pin the application to the taskbar:
utterlyvoice
executable file in the application folder.
You can now click the taskbar shortcut to start the application.
If you upgrade the Utterly Voice version later, you need to unpin the taskbar shortcut and create a new one for the new version.
To create a desktop shortcut:
utterlyvoice
executable file,
then click OK.
Once the desktop shortcut is created, you can double click the shortcut to start the application.
If you upgrade the Utterly Voice version later, you need to delete the shortcut and create a new one for the new version.
Certain applications and some Windows settings interfaces run as administrator. If Utterly Voice is not running as administrator, it does not have permission to control input for those administrator applications. This is due to the Windows User Interface Privilege Isolation. If you need to use Utterly Voice for applications that run as administrator, you must also run Utterly Voice as administrator.
One simple way to run an application as administrator, is to update the properties of a shortcut to run as administrator:
You can now double click the shortcut, and Utterly Voice will run as administrator.
Note that this method will open a Windows dialog each time you start the application that confirms you want to run the application with elevated permissions. If you want to avoid this dialog, see the Run as Administrator at Windows Logon section below.
If you upgrade the Utterly Voice version later, you need to delete the shortcut and create a new one for the new version.
Note: An upcoming version of Utterly Voice will provide commands to achieve some steps below.
To automatically start Utterly Voice (not as administrator) when Windows starts:
microphoneInitiallyOn
general setting
to false
,
so the application does not start with the microphone on.
utterlyvoice
executable file,
then click OK.
The next time you restart your computer, Utterly Voice will start automatically.
Note: An upcoming version of Utterly Voice will provide commands to achieve some steps below.
You can use the Windows Task Scheduler to configure Utterly Voice to start up as administrator each time you log in to your computer. This approach avoids the Windows pop up warning when running as administrator. Follow these steps:
microphoneInitiallyOn
general setting
to false
,
so the application does not start with the microphone on.
The next time you restart your computer and log on, Utterly Voice will start automatically as administrator.
If you upgrade the Utterly Voice version later, you need to update this task to use the latest Utterly Voice version:
microphoneInitiallyOn
general setting
to false
for your new settings files,
so the application does not start with the microphone on.