For example, if you work with medical or technical documents or apps you can add medical and technical terms to the vocabulary. Specify custom words or phrases to use when you speak to your Mac. See Enable and disable standard commands. Show the list of commands you can use to control your Mac and use apps. See Create, import and export custom commands and Create, import and export a custom vocabulary. Show the menu you can use to import, export or delete custom commands and vocabulary. Have your Mac play a sound to indicate that it recognised the command you spoke. If you say the command “Hide numbers” or “Hide grid”, this option is set to None.ĭisplay suggested commands and hints onscreen next to the microphone icon. You can also set this option while using Voice Control by saying the command “Show numbers continuously” or “Show grid continuously”. If you choose Automatic from the pop-up menu, your Mac listens to the device you’re most likely to use for speaking commands.Ĭontinuously show item numbers or a numbered grid on the screen to make it easier to select items or navigate the screen. You can choose to keep the languages on your Mac (useful if you want to use them again later) or remove them.Ĭhoose the microphone to use to speak commands to your Mac. Remove languages you downloaded: Choose Customise, deselect the languages, then click OK. To change the languages shown, click the pop-up menu, then do one of the following:Īdd languages: Choose Add Language or Customise, select one or more languages, then click OK to start downloading them. When Voice Control is ready to use, the microphone icon appears in the window and fluctuates to indicate the volume level.Ĭhoose the language to use when you speak commands to your Mac. The first time you turn on Voice Control, files for the selected language are downloaded to your Mac (you must be connected to the internet) and the feedback window appears on the desktop.
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