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    To interact with items in Windows using speech commands, say phrases like "click file" to open menus, "double-click recycle bin" to access items, and "switch to wordpad" to change programs. You can also give commands to scroll, insert text, select words to edit or delete, get a list of commands, and update the available speech commands. To use the speech recognition features, say "start listening" to begin and "stop listening" to finish, or move and minimize the microphone bar. You can also say "how do I do something" followed by a task to view help topics.

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    To interact with items in Windows using speech commands, say phrases like "click file" to open menus, "double-click recycle bin" to access items, and "switch to wordpad" to change programs. You can also give commands to scroll, insert text, select words to edit or delete, get a list of commands, and update the available speech commands. To use the speech recognition features, say "start listening" to begin and "stop listening" to finish, or move and minimize the microphone bar. You can also say "how do I do something" followed by a task to view help topics.

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    Speech Recognition Commands

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    Valerie Black
    To interact with items in Windows using speech commands, say phrases like "click file" to open menus, "double-click recycle bin" to access items, and "switch to wordpad" to change programs. You can also give commands to scroll, insert text, select words to edit or delete, get a list of commands, and update the available speech commands. To use the speech recognition features, say "start listening" to begin and "stop listening" to finish, or move and minimize the microphone bar. You can also say "how do I do something" followed by a task to view help topics.

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    To do this Say this

    Click any item by its name Click File; Start; View

    Click any item Click Recycle Bin; Click Computer; Click file name

    Double-click Recycle Bin; Double-click Computer; Double-click file


    Double-click any item
    name

    Switch to Paint; Switch to WordPad; Switch to program name; Switch


    Switch to an open program
    application

    Scroll in one direction Scroll up; Scroll down; Scroll left; Scroll right

    Insert a new paragraph or new line


    New paragraph; New line
    in a document

    Select a word in a document Select word

    Select a word and start to correct it Correct word

    Select and delete specific words Delete word

    Show a list of applicable


    What can I say?
    commands

    Update the list of speech


    commands that are currently Refresh speech commands
    available

    Make the computer listen to you Start listening

    Make the computer stop listening Stop listening

    Move the Speech Recognition


    Move speech recognition
    microphone bar

    Minimize the microphone bar Minimize speech recognition

    How do I do something?

    For example, say “How do I install a printer?” and a list of help topics
    View Windows Help and Support is returned.
    content about specific tasks
    Note that this command is only available if you're using the U.S.
    English Speech Recognizer. For more information, see Setting speech
    options.

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