say "open speech commands window". You can also find this window in
the speech recognition utility of the speech prefs. There's a folder
with all the commands in it too but it's burried deep. If you
command the window to be opened though, you should be able to look at
all the commands. One thing I've found is that when you use speech
recognition, after a while, it can become confused. I've also been a
bit iritated by the window popping up every time you issue a command.
On Jun 29, 2006, at 11:32 PM, John Gunn wrote:
Hello:
Reading through the archives of last January I got my I-Book setup with
voice recognition. For thos new to the list you can actually speak
to your
Mac with some commands and they will be carried out.
As an example instead of opening the applications on the doc I just
say in
to the microphone "open vlc" and wala, works great. I might add,
from the
January archives, very good instructions regarding voice recognition.
One question, when I speak in to the microphone "show me what to say", a
list of commands for various applications appear but in a few
seconds, they
disappear. and can't find the list in running applications.
Any thoughts on how I could access this list will be appreciated.
John
