- The Golden Rule
- Undoing Dictation
- Navigating within a Document
- Selecting Text
- Modifying Text
- Adding Punctuation to Existing Text
- Proofreading Text
Navigating within a Document
Moving the blinking insertion point within a document window enables you to insert text in a specific place. As required by the Golden Rule (page 48), you should use voice commands to move the insertion point. There are a number of commands you can use in Dictation mode to get the job done (Table 4.2):
- Go To and Move To commands move the insertion point to the beginning or end of the document.
- Move commands move the insertion point a specified number of words, from 1 to 99.
- Insert commands move the insertion point before or after a specific word or phrase.
- Arrow commands move the insertion point right, left, up, or down one character or line at a time. (These commands work in Dictation and Command modes.)
Table 4.2. Navigation Commands
To move the insertion point here: |
Say this: |
The beginning of the document |
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The end of the document |
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The number of words backward that you specify |
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The number of words forward that you specify |
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Before a specific word |
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After a specific word |
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Before a specific phrase |
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After a specific phrase |
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One character right |
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One character left |
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One line up |
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One line down |
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To move the insertion point:
In Dictation mode, say the appropriate command (Table 4.2). The insertion point moves accordingly:
- When you move to a location after a word or phrase, the insertion point appears right after that word or the last word in the phrase .
- When you move to a location before a word or phrase, the insertion point appears right before the space preceding that word or the first word in the phrase —unless there is no space before it.