Use Speech Recognition to click anywhere on the screen
You can use Windows Speech Recognition to click anywhere on the screen by overlaying a 3 × 3 square grid on your entire screen. Each square of the grid is numbered, and when you say the number associated with a square, the grid zooms in on that square and another 3 × 3 grid is then overlayed on the area. When the item you want to click is located in a numbered area of the grid, you can click it by using the commands listed in this table.
Say "mousegrid" to display the numbered grid on your screen:
Mousegrid
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Open Speech Recognition by clicking the Start button 
, clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, clicking Ease of Access, and then clicking Windows Speech Recognition.
Speech Recognition commands for clicking anywhere on the screen
The following table describes Speech Recognition commands for clicking anywhere on the screen. Words in italics indicate that you can say many different things in place of the example word or phrase and get useful results.
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To do this
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Say this
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Show the mousegrid
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Mousegrid
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Click a mousegrid square
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Click number of the square
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Move the mouse pointer to the center of any mousegrid square
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number of the square; 1; 7; 9;
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Select an item to drag with the mousegrid
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number of the square where the item appears; 3, 7, 9 (followed by) mark
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Select an area where you want to drag the item with the mousegrid
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number of the square where you want to drag; 4, 5, 6 (followed by) click
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