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Common Commands in Speech Recognition

To use speech Recognition, you need to speak in simple, short commands. The tables below include some of the more commonly used commands. To set up speech recognition, see set up speech recognition.

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Common Commands in Speech Recognition

To use speech Recognition, you need to speak in simple, short commands. The tables below include some of the more commonly used commands. To set up speech recognition, see set up speech recognition.

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Common commands in Speech Recognition


You can print this topic for quick reference while you're using Windows Speech Recognition.

How do I use Speech Recognition?


To use Speech Recognition, the first thing you need to do is set it up on your computer. To learn how to do that, see Set up Speech Recognition. When you're ready to use Speech Recognition, you need to speak in simple, short commands. The tables below include some of the more commonly used commands.

To open Speech Recognition


1. Click to open Windows Speech Recognition.

2. Say "start listening" or click the Microphone button to start the listening mode.

Note

Speech Recognition is available only in English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.

Common Speech Recognition commands Frequently used commands


The following table shows some of the most commonly used commands in Speech Recognition. Words in italic font indicate that you can say many different things in place of the example word or phrase and get useful results. To do this Click any item by its name Click any item Double-click any item Switch to an open program Scroll in one direction Insert a new paragraph or new line in a document Select a word in a document Select a word and start to correct it Select and delete specific words Show a list of applicable commands Update the list of speech Say this Click File; Start; View Click Recycle Bin; Click Computer; Click file name Double-click Recycle Bin; Double-click Computer; Double-click file name Switch to Paint; Switch to WordPad; Switch to program name; Switch application Scroll up; Scroll down; Scroll left; Scroll right New paragraph; New line Select word Correct word Delete word What can I say?

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commands that are currently available Make the computer listen to you Make the computer stop listening Move the Speech Recognition microphone bar Minimize the microphone bar

Refresh speech commands Start listening Stop listening Move speech recognition Minimize speech recognition How do I do something? For example, say How do I install a printer? and a list of help topics is returned. Note that this command is only available if you're using the U.S. English Speech Recognizer. For more information, see Setting speech options.

View Windows Help and Support content about specific tasks

Dictation Commands for working with text


The following table shows commands for using Speech Recognition to work with text. Words in italic font indicate that you can say many different things in place of the example word or phrase and get useful results. To do this Insert a new line in the document Insert a new paragraph in the document Insert a tab Insert the literal word for the next command (for example, you can insert the word "comma" instead of the punctuation mark) Insert the numeral form of a number Put the cursor before a specific word Put the cursor after a specific word Don't insert a space before the next word Go to the start of the sentence that the cursor is in Go to the start of the paragraph the cursor is in Go to the start of the document Go to the end of the sentence that the cursor is in Go to the end of the paragraph that the cursor is in Go to the end of the current document Select the word in the current document Select the word range in the current document Select all text in the current document Select a number of words before the location of the cursor Select a number of words after the location of the cursor Say this New line New paragraph Tab Literal word Numeral number Go to word Go after word No space Go to start of sentence Go to start of paragraph Go to start of document Go to end of sentence Go to end of paragraph Go to end of document Select word Select word range; Select word through word Select all Select previous 20 words; Select previous 10 words Select next 20 words; Select

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Select the last text you dictated Clear the selection on the screen Capitalize the first letter of the word Capitalize all the letters of the word Make all the letters in the word lowercase Change the next number of words to uppercase Change the next number of words to lowercase Delete the previous sentence Delete the next sentence Delete the previous paragraph Delete the next paragraph Delete the selected or last dictated text

next 10 words Select that Clear selection Caps word All caps word No caps word Change next 10 words to uppercase Change next 10 words to lowercase Delete previous sentence Delete next sentence Delete previous paragraph Delete next paragraph Delete that

Keyboard keys Commands for keyboard keys


The following table shows commands for using Speech Recognition to press keyboard keys. Words in italic font indicate that you can say many different things in place of the example word or phrase and get useful results. To do this Press any key on the keyboard Press certain keyboard keys without saying "press" first Say this Press keyboard key; Press a; Press capital b; Press Shift plus a; Press Ctrl plus a Delete; Backspace; Enter; Page Up; Page down; Home; End; Tab

Notes

You can also use the ICAO\NATO phonetic alphabet to say the keyboard keys to press. For example, you can say "press alpha" to press "a" or "press bravo" to press "b." Using Speech Recognition to press keyboard keys will only work with Latin alphabets.

Punctuation marks and special characters Commands for punctuation marks and special characters
The following table shows commands for using Speech Recognition to insert punctuation marks and special characters. Words in italic font indicate that you can say many different things in place of the example word or phrase and get useful results. To make this appear Say this , Comma ; Semicolon . Period; Dot; Decimal point

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: ' > < / \ ~ @ ! ? # $ % ^ ( ) _ = + { } [ ] | :-) :-( ;-) & * // ` < >

Colon Open double quote; Open quote Close double quote; Close quote; Close inverted commas Apostrophe Open single quote Close single quote Greater than sign Less than sign Forward slash Backslash Tilde At sign Exclamation mark; Exclamation point Question mark Number sign; Pound sign Dollar sign Percent sign Caret Open parenthesis; Open paren Close parenthesis; Close paren Underscore Hyphen; Minus sign; Dash En dash Em dash Equal sign Plus sign Open brace; Open curly bracket Close brace; Close curly bracket Open bracket; Open square bracket Close bracket; Close square bracket Vertical bar Smiley face Frowny face Winky face Trademark sign Three quarter sign One quarter sign One half sign Pound sterling sign Ampersand; And sign Asterisk Double slash Back quote Open angle bracket

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Close angle bracket Plus or minus sign Open angle quote Close angle quote Multiplication sign Division sign Cent sign Yen sign Section sign Copyright sign Registered sign, Registered trademark sign Degree sign Paragraph sign Ellipsis; Dot dot dot Function sign

Controls Commands for using common controls


The following table shows commands for using Speech Recognition to perform tasks in Windows. Words in italic font indicate that you can say many different things in place of the example word or phrase and get useful results. To do this Click any item by saying its name Click any item Double-click any item Right-click any item Minimize all windows to show your desktop Click something you don't know the name of Click a numbered item Double-click a numbered item Right-click a numbered item Say this File; Edit; View; Save; Bold Click File; Click Bold; Click Save; Click Close Double-click Computer; Double-click Recycle Bin; Double-click folder name Right-click Computer; Right-click Recycle Bin; Right-click folder name Show desktop Show numbers (Numbers will appear on the screen for every item in the active window. Say an item's corresponding number to click it.) 19 OK; 5 OK Double-click 19; Double-click 5 Right-click 19; Right-click 5

Windows Commands for working with windows


The following table shows commands for using Speech Recognition to work with windows and programs. Words in italic font 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 Open a program Switch to an open program Close a program Minimize Maximize Restore Cut Copy Paste Delete Undo Scroll in one direction Scroll an exact distance in pages Scroll an exact distance in other units Go to a field in a form or a program

Say this Open Paint; Open WordPad; Open program name Switch to Paint; Switch to WordPad; Switch to program name; Switch application Close that; Close Paint; Close Documents Minimize that; Minimize Paint; Minimize Documents Maximize that; Maximize Paint; Maximize Documents Restore that; Restore Paint; Restore Documents Cut that; Cut Copy that; Copy Paste Delete that; Delete Undo that; Scratch that; Undo Scroll up; Scroll down; Scroll right; Scroll left Scroll down 2 pages; Scroll up 10 pages Scroll up 5; Scroll down 7 Go to field name; Go to Subject; Go to Address; Go to Cc

Click anywhere on the screen Commands for clicking anywhere on the screen
The following table shows commands for using Speech Recognition to click anywhere on the screen. Words in italic font indicate that you can say many different things in place of the example word or phrase and get useful results. To do this Show the mousegrid Move the mouse pointer to the center of any mousegrid square Click any mousegrid square Say this Mousegrid Numberor numbersof the square; 1; 7; 9; 1, 7, 9

Click number of the square Numberor numbersof the square where the item Select an item to drag with the mousegrid appears; 3, 7, 9 (followed by) mark Select an area where you want to drag the Numberor numbersof the square where you want item with the mousegrid to drag; 4, 5, 6 (followed by) click

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