Say Letters And Numbers; When You See 'Pardon Me - IBM VIAVOICE 10-PRO USB EDITION User Manual

v Some programs have customized commands available, enabling you to
enter expressions in the calculator and commands for using natural
language. Programs with toolbars might also have toolbar commands. To
see a toolbar command name, position your mouse pointer over the toolbar
item. If the name of the item appears, you can say the name.
v Most menu items have accelerator keys, such as CTRL+S for Save. You can
say the name of the menu item even if the menu itself is not visible. For
example, say "Save" even if the File menu is not open.
v You can say voice commands to scroll pages. For example, say "Page up",
"Page down", "Page left" or "Page right".
v To see the contents of a drop-down list box, say the command "Open". If
there is more than one list displayed in the current window, say the name
of the list to select it. Then say "Open".
v Programs with toolbars might have toolbar commands. To see a list of
them, see the Active Program view in the What Can I Say window. Under
the Toolbar heading view, select the list of toolbar commands.

Say letters and numbers

You can enter numbers and letters into most text fields.
To enter numbers, navigate to the text field, say "Begin Numbers", then say
the numbers.
To spell a word, navigate to the text field and say "Begin Spell". Spell by
saying the letters of the word or by using the phonetic alphabet. (See the
Command Reference.)
To enter both numbers and letters, navigate to the text field, say "Begin Spell"
and say the numbers and letters.
When finished, say "Return" before saying the next command.

When you see 'Pardon me'

The message 'Pardon me?' appears in VoiceCenter's status area whenever:
v The command you just said is untrained. See "Training a command" on
page 81 for how to train a command.
v The program uses customized buttons that are not visible to ViaVoice. If so,
no voice command is available. To determine whether this is an available
command, search for the command in the All Commands view of What
Can I Say.
For example, if saying the name of a tab does not open the tabbed page,
say "Next tab page" or "Previous tab page" until you open the correct tab.
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