1.5
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- Installation and Making a Voice Profile
- Interface
- Modes and the Microphone
- Dictation Mode
- Spelling Mode
- Punctuation
- Commands
- Windows
- Menus
- Tips on Speaking
- The Cache and the Golden Rule
- Sound Input Troubleshooting
- What’s Installed Where
40Dictation ModeMacSpeech Dictate 1.5
IntheStatuswindow,thethirdindicatorlightwillglowyellowandwillread“123”.
Saythedigit.Thedigitwillbetyped,andtheindicatorlightwillgooutautomati-
cally.
tiP.Totype0,say
Oh
or
Zero
.
ToforcethenextwordtobeinterpretedasaRoman numeral(“I”,“II”,etc.):
• Say
RomanNumeral
.
IntheStatuswindow,thethirdindicatorlightwillglowyellowandwillread
“XIV”.Saythenumber.Thenumberwillbetyped,andtheindicatorlightwillgo
outautomatically.ThisworksevenforlargeRomannumerals;forexample,totype
MCMXCVII,say
RomanNumeralOneThousandNineHundredandNinety
Seven
(inonesmoothutterance).
MacSpeechDictateperformsalotof automaticintelligentformattingof numbers
anddates.Herearesomedetails.
Whenyousayanumber,MacSpeechDictatewilleithertypeoutthewordsorthe
number,dependingonthecontextinwhichthenumberwasused.If youwantto
forcetheprogramtotypeanumberinsteadof typingthewordsforthenumber,
sayNumeralbeforesayingthenumber.
Herearesomeexamplesof MacSpeechDictate’sautomaticformattingandpunc-
tuationof numericexpressions.
Numbers(numerals)maybespokenusingdigitsorfullnumbernames.Insert
punctuationasneeded.
What You Say Result
NumeralOne
1
NumeralFive
5
Seventeen
17