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 speech has two different speech modes: dictation and voice command. 

Understanding the speech modes and how they work is important so that your computer is 
listening for the right thing at the right time (Figure 5.2.b). 

•  When you use dictation mode, your computer listens to everything you say and changes 

your words to text.  

•  When you use voice command mode, your computer listens for specific words that 

correspond to an existing list of available voice commands. You can say "What Can I 
Say" at any time to display the list of available voice commands for the program that you 
are currently using.  

•  Most voice commands are available only in voice command mode.  
•  However, a small set of commands can be used only in dictation mode.  
•  In addition, you can make some editing voice commands available in both modes.  
•  It's convenient to use this set of editing commands while you are dictating, but the 

accuracy of speech recognition may be lower as a result. 

•  Sections 5.2.1 and 5.2.2 describe some basic voice commands that control windows. 

These commands operate all W

-based programs. 

•  If you want to see a contextual list of available voice commands for the program that you 

are currently using, say "What Can I Say" and expand the category that relates to what 
you want to do. 

 

Switch to another open program 

Switch to <program name> 

Switch to W

 

 

 

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