Text Editing; Selecting Keys With Your Voice; Voice Mouse - IBM VIAVOICE 10-PRO USB EDITION User Manual

If saying the name of an item fails to select it from a list, try moving the
selection bar over the item by a move command, such as "Move up two
items".
v The command is not available (active) in this program or at this time. For
example, the command set might be disabled. Check the Command Sets
tab in ViaVoice Options.

Text editing

You can say commands to move the cursor and select text. Say commands
such as "Next word" and "Move to beginning of document" to move the
cursor. Say commands such as "Select right three words", "Select to end of
line" or "Select down six lines" to select text.
Say "What Can I Say for Text Editing" to display the list of other voice
commands you can use to edit text, such as "Cut", "Copy", "Paste".
You can say special formatting and editing commands for ViaVoice programs
such as SpeakPad or Word dictation. See Chapter 4, "Dictating into SpeakPad"
on page 33 for examples.

Selecting keys with your voice

You can say the name of any editing key on your keyboard, such as "Enter",
"Tab" and "Spacebar".
Say "What Can I Say for Keyboard" to display the list of keyboard
commands that you can use.

Voice Mouse

Voice Mouse is a set of commands for controlling mouse operation by voice.
These commands enable you to move and position the mouse pointer,
perform drag and drop operations and click mouse buttons by speaking.
Start the Voice Mouse by saying "Begin Voice Mouse". The mouse pointer
will change, and only Voice Mouse commands will be recognized. All other
commands except "What Can I Say" and "Go to Sleep" are disabled. To stop
the Voice Mouse, say "End Voice Mouse" or "Return". The mouse pointer will
return to its normal icon.
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The Keyboard Command Set is not active when you first install ViaVoice. To
enable the command set, go to the Command Sets tab in ViaVoice Options.