Grammars don't work if mic turned off then on about aenea HOT 3 CLOSED

I got this error at work on my Windows 7 64-bit machine with DNS 12, Natlink 4 Delta (I think) and python 2.6. I didn't understand why, and didn't have time to look into the cause of the problem. I have just restarted Dragon and continued working when I noticed that the problem disappeared.

At home however, Where 97% of my Dragonfly script development takes place, on Windows XP (32-bit) with DNS 11, Natlink 4.0 and Python 2.6, I can happily reload Natlink around 10 times in a row without this problem.
However, eventually DNS crashes completely silent, no error messages.

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Dragon frequently crashes silently for me as well. I think most people have this problem with it, at least those using natlink. It doesn't crash enough to really interrupt my workflow so I do not mind that much; just want you to know you're not alone.

There are circumstances under which you won't need to restart Dragon (such as only modifying a file starting with _ that does not import any modules that have changed (even in timestamp)).

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I believe this has been fixed, at least for all existing grammars. The solution was surprisingly easy -- be more careful about grammar cleanup in the unload hooks.

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