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l Print a message
l Sort and label messages
l Search your mail
l Navigate Mailboxes
The commands below are available when you are using Apple Mail. Use the menu walking commands to access other
Mail features. For example, say "Click Message menu," then "Click Add Sender to Contacts."
Remember, in some applications, it's better not to use your mouse and keyboard while dictating text. See
Mixing dictation with typing for more information, including a list of currently supported applications.
Creating a new message
l Say "New message" to compose a new message from scratch.
To reply to the selected message
Say one of the following:
l "Reply to this message"
l "Reply All to this message"
To forward the selected message
Do one of the following:
l Say "Forward this message" to forward the whole message.
l Say "Forward selection" to forward a selected portion of the message.
l Say "Redirect this message" to send the message directly to a new recipient.
To resend the selected message
l Say "Send this message again."
Navigating within your message
Move your cursor to a different point in your text with the standard navigation commands, such as:
l "Insert before <text>"
l "<Direction> arrow" (up, down, left or right)
l "Click next / previous field"
See Navigating within a document for more information.
You can also say any of the following in Mail:
l "Move to beginning / end of message"
l "Move up / down one paragraph"
l "Move left / right one word"
l "Move to beginning / end of this line"
l "Move left / right one character"
Selecting text
Use the standard commands for making a selection, such as:
l "Select <text>"
l "Select All"
l "Select next / previous word"
l "Unselect that"
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