1.3

• Added Thunderchild Support. Thunderchild shouts are all prefixed with the dova
  word Aav, so you need to say for Thunderchild's Earthquake shout: "aavfus" - level one "aavfus klo" - level two "aavfus klu ul" - level threeSee the macro file for all the shouts and names, you need to update the macros as well.

1.2

• Changed Keys Again. Due to how windows macros handles AZERTY keyboard, my
  previous key selections weren't a good idea. Changed back to using function keys, but now they're F7 F8 F10 F11. NOTE: You MUST do a clean save for the new keys to register properly. Many thanks to users that submitted the bug and helped troubleshoot it! Hopefully this version works better for you
• Also fixed the MCM display bug, option changes should stick and display correctly
  

1.1

• removed an extra old Way of the Voice reference, shouldn't cause any problems, but just in case
  

1.0 - At Long Last, no more Beta

• Changed the keys used by the mod, they are now ;'[] This resolved conflicts
  with other mods (notably ENBoost), and the occasional auto-close for users who ran (hold Alt) and used a shout with F4 in it. (alt-F4 closes the top window, bad mix-up)
• Changed the name of all script and mod files to SkyVoice. I debated this for a while, but weird named files
  in your folders are just annoying. I hope to get to the optional files soon. Many apologies to the BOSS maintainers, hopefully it won't be too much trouble.
• Added Equip Only option
• Updated MCM to new SkyUI version (no functional change here, but it did need some script changes
• Potential fix for keybinding issue if you rebound your shoutkey to something
  other than z AND use a gamepad (I don't have a gamepad so please report if this doesn't work for you)
• Added Falskaar support (untested at this time), the macro file may need some tweaking but the code is in
  the script now, let me know if this works for Falskaar users

BETA5

• Added Sky UI MCM Support, currently only two options - turning off shout notification and disabling voice power re-equip.
• Changed how the mod loads, now loads all needed shout information every save
  game load. This requires a clean-save when upgrading from previous versions. New installs should be good to go to just add.
• With the Beta5 main file and macro file we should be dragonborn ready! Have fun!
  

BETA4.1SCRIPT

• Rebinding shout keys mid game should now work properly (even with an xbox
  controller provided you're using the controller add-on)
• Should be much less susceptible to being in an unkown state and missing the
  correct shout commands. Note: in testing this still sometimes happens, but it's much less common now.
• Dawnguard support now built into one file. No more need for separate mods to download/maintain
• Added single line of feedback in skyrim to say what shout was detected. This
  will work even if you don't currently KNOW the shout, as the voice system doesn't care. Skyrim will only cast shouts you know however.
• Split out word of power renaming (adds readability/usability) into separate
  mod files. These will rarely (if ever) need to change.

MACROS

• Made first word optional for all shouts. This means you can get "FUS RO DA"
  with just RO DA. In a tense fight this is precious seconds of time. It is completely optional, use it or don't. This also means if you only know the "FUS" you can say "RO" and get just "FUS". The script will always cast the highest matching shout level you know.

Beta4

• Fixed bugs in code, should be more reliable.
• The macros will now pick way less background noise.
  

Tips and Tricks
Where's the safety switch? - There currently is no thuumic like safety mechanism for towns, etc.
But it may not be necessary. Through the MACRO file, we are using Windows
speech recognition system directly. One handy aspect of that is that you
can toggle it on and off from any application by hitting Ctrl-Windows
keys together (provided your keyboard has a Windows key).

WSR is not recognizing your shouts:
Above all else, we've tried to keep the shout pronunciation as it is done in
game. However for some shouts they sound close, and others Windows
Speech just fights tooth and nail to NOT hear it the way it is in game.
So in those cases it might be useful to try this alternate pronunciation
guide:

Raan: "Ran" or "Rah-an" or something similar will work fine.
Laas: "Laas" or "Laaz" should be good, say clearly the s or z at the end, like "laass".
Feim: Hard one, if you have trouble, try to say "Fame" or "Fime".
Od: Just don't forget the "d".
Hun: try "Hoon" if you have trouble.
Lok: You need a very hard "k" at the end. Try saying "Luck" if you have trouble.
Zun: Very hard to differentiate from "Zul". Try saying "Zun" as "Zoon" and "Zul" as "Zoole".
Faas: "Fah-as" is pretty much the way to go.
Joor: Say it as "Joor", should be good.
Su: Try saying it as "Soo" if you have trouble.
Yol: Prety easy, try "Yole" if it gives you trouble.
Fo: As it sound, should not have problems with this one.
Iiz: Try the very fitting "Ice".
Kaan: Insist on the "K" to differentiate it from "Raan"
Krii: Hard one, try "Kre-e" if you can't get it to work.
Tiid: "Ti-id" or "Tee-eed" if you have trouble
Strun: "Stroon" if you have trouble, but it is a reliable one.
Zul: See Zun.
Fus: Try "Foos" if you can get it to work
Wuld: As "Would"
Gaan: As most double letters, try "Ga-an"
Rii: Say it reee or with two "i"s , and you should be good
Dur: Whathever, no one uses the single word version of this shout.


Now, depending of the way you actually say the shouts, some may not work. No problem!
Let's say the word "FUS" wont work for you:

First, start a text editor, such as Notepad.

Next, say "FUS", while looking at the Speech Recognition bar (with the microphone on it)

Two things can happen: either words will appear on the text editor (like,
for example, "Face") or you'll see another set of Word of Power in the
Speech Recognition bar. If it is the later, try again with a slight
variation in your pronunciation until either it detects the right word,
or write a word down.

Once you have your word, go in your Speech Macros folder, and open SkyVoice.WSRMacro with a text editor. Go to
the right section for your shout, such as "Unrelenting Force", and
change the word the program listen (like "Fus") to to what you want.
Also replace the word in the larger words (Fus Ro and Fus Ro
Dah) if they dont work.

Save and, finally, VERY IMPORTANT: Right click your newly modified macro and select "Sign speech macro"