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The following navigation commands are available:
You say You get
"Back" Moves back to the previous page
"Forward" Moves forward to the next page, if you have
moved back previously
"Stop" Stops loading the page
"Refresh" Reloads the current page
"Home" Loads your home (default) page
"Go" Uses the Go command after you type in a Web
address
"Minimize" Minimizes the active window to a button on the
taskbar
"Maximize" Enlarges the active window to fit your screen
"Close" Closes the active window
"Move down <n> items"
"Move up <n> items"
Moves the cursor or active highlight down or up
<n> number of items
Working with e-mail
Commands are provided to help you compose and manage your e-mail. Say
"What Can I Say for E-mail" to see a list of available commands. The
following e-mail applications are supported: Microsoft Exchange, Netscape
®
Messenger Mail, Outlook Express, AOL and Outlook Version
97/98/2000/2002. Information on composing e-mails in AOL is contained in
“America Online (AOL)” on page 84.
ViaVoice must have pronunciations of the names of your e-mail
correspondents so that it can recognize the names when you say them.
ViaVoice reads the names from your e-mail application’s address book and
displays them in the What Can I Say window in the People view. Any name
marked with a red X must be trained. See “Training a command” on page 71
for more information.
Composing e-mail
1. Start ViaVoice and open your e-mail application.
2. Start the e-mail message by saying "Compose message". (You can also say
e-mail, note, letter,ormemo instead of message.)
You can add additional details when you say the command:
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