Hi, I think it depends on how much of a pause you are talking about. For
example, you can say something like.
hello comma how are you question mark
That will translate to Hello, how are you?
However if you pause too long in between, Siri will stop to have a chat
with you.
If you want to do the dictation in pieces you can start by saying, send
text. Then pause. Then tap listen again when Siri asks you who to send
it to, then you can say the name. Pause and then wait for the next
question. Keep doing this until your text is out. However, it will be
far faster if you say something like,
send text to Amanda hello comma how are you question mark
Then the text will go to your girlfriend or wife Amanda and it will say,
hello, how are you?
I hope that helps.
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On 7/31/2012 10:41 PM, GREG A MASON wrote:
Hello List,
When I am dictating the text in to an email message siri will stop if I
pause in the dictation. Perhaps I am doing something wrong. Siri asks
what is the subject? I double tap listen and dictate the subject. Then,
sire asks for the message and I press listen and start dictating. If I
pause at all, siri stops recording my dictation.
Thanks
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