Hi,
I had this same question running in my head a few months back and then it struck me. If Microsoft voice command has the capability to launch any program with the "Open" instruction. All I really need is a batch scripting program that I can launch directly from the start menu and then utilize MS voice command's power to call the batch program which will perform the macros and simulated stylus taps.
The good news is I found the program and it is free. It is called Mortscript 3.1.
http://www.pocketpcfreewares.com/en/index.php?soft=1448
The small catch is you have to learn to write a little bit of mortscript code, which is similar to writing DOS batch scripting programs. It is not difficult, in fact, below is a sample code that simulates a stylus tap. And this is all you need to write in a piece of text file that has to have an extension of ".mscr". You place that file anywhere under the directories or subidirectories of the start menu and name it any way you want. The name that you give the file is how you are going to open it when you launch MS voice command. So if you name the file "tap me.mscr", you can open it by saying "Open tap me"!
Enjoy this powerful piece of freeware!
Bryan
PS As promised here is a sample code:
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Sample Syntax: MouseClick [x position]. [y position]
Sample Code: MouseClick 620, 20