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Global Navigation:
Moving the Cursor
Go Top/Bottom/Home/End/Menu ["Go
Menu" opens the first menu at the top of the screen. The "Right 1-10"
commands will take you to subsequent menus. (It's usually more efficient
to go directly to a menu by saying " Please and then the name of the menu.)]
Up/Down/Right/Left/Word/Skip/Tab/Tab
Back/Page Up/Page Down 1-100 ["Word"
goes right x number of words. "Skip" goes left x number of words.]
Skip 1-20 Letters/Words/Lines [This
command moves the cursor backward the requisite number of letters, words,
or lines.]
Letter/Word/Line 1-20 [This
command moves the cursor forward the requisite number of letters, words,
or lines.]
Up/Down 110-250
by 10's, to 950 by Fifties or Hundreds [For
Example, "Down 120," "Up 2 Fifty," "Down 2 Hundred."]
Up/Down/Right/Left Up/Down/Right/Left 1-100 [This
does exactly what it says. This and the next command are more useful for
moving selected objects -- like a picture -- than moving around in text.
Also, the "Down Up" combination is useful when you want to advance the
page, but not the cursor. For example, saying "Down Up 20" when the cursor
is at the bottom of the screen will leave the cursor at the same place
in the text, but in the middle of the screen. The following macro is useful
this way to.]
Up/Down/Right/Left 1-100 Up/Down/Right/Left 1-100
Up/Down/Right/Left/Tab/Page Up/Page Down 1-100 Show [This
briefly highlights the two characters following the cursor after moving
the cursor.]
Control Up/Down
1-100 [This moves
you up or down number of paragraphs.]
Page 1-100 [This is
an alternate way to say the above "Page Down 1-100" command.]
Half Page (Down) (Page Down)/Up (Page Up)
Page Up/Page Down 1-100 Up/Down 1-40
Page Up/Page Down Up/Down 1-40 [This
is a simpler way to say the above "Page Up/Down 1 Up/Down 1-40" command.]
Find Screen 1-100 [While the above "Page" commands
are relative, the "Find" commands are absolute, so no matter where the
cursor is in a document, "Screen Five" will always take you five screens
down from the top of the document.]
Find Line 1-1000
Find Line 1-999 1-999 [This
allows you to find lines numbering beyond 1000. Make sure to say that
numbers in the way they can be broken up into two numbers. For example,
to find line 30,123 you could say "Find Line thirty, one-twenty-three"
or "Find Line three-zero, one-two-three" or "Find Line three-zero, one
hundred twenty-three,"
but not "Find Line thirty thousand one-twenty-three."]
Insert Line (Up)/Down/Paragraph/Comma/Period/Question
Mark
Another/New/Top/Bottom Line/Paragraph ["Another
Line" combines "Go End" and "Enter."]
New Back (New Line Stay) [This combines
"New Line" and the Left Arrow, making a new line, but leaving the cursor
at the end of the old one.]
Another/Insert/New/Back New 1-20 (1-20 Lines) [This
and the next three sets of macros combine cursor positioning commands
with commands that put extra space after the line the cursor starts
on. For example, "Another 3" goes to the end of the line then presses
enter three times. "Insert 5" goes to
the beginning of the line then presses enter three times, leaving you
on the line above the line you were on. "Back New" presses enter where
the cursor is, but leaves the cursor on the original line, rather than
advancing it to the new line like the "New" command does.]
Another/Insert/Last/New/Back New/Next 1-20 Down/Up/Left/Right [This
combines the above command with a direction command.]
Down/Up/Left/Right Another/Insert/New/Back
New
Down/Up/Left/Right 1-20 Another/Insert/New/Back
New
Another/Insert/Last/New/Back New/Next 1-20 Down/Up/Left/Right 1-20 ["Another
5 Up 3" combines "Another Line" with five returns and three up arrows.]
Another/Insert/Last/New/Back New/Next 1-20 1-20 ["Another
2 3" goes to the end of the line and presses return three times, but leaves
the cursor only two lines down.]
Up/Down Paragraph/Home/End/Left
Up/Down 1-20 Line(Enter)/Paragraph/Home/End/Left
End Right/Left/Paragraph/Space/Delete
Paragraph Home/End/End Left
Top End
Bottom Home
Add
to (Add Paragraph to)/Add Line to Top/Bottom [This
set of macros puts one or two blank lines at the top or bottom of the
document so you can add a line or paragraph there.]
(Top/Bottom Line/Paragraph)
Go Top/Bottom/Home/End 1-40 [This
command puts the cursor at the top or bottom of the page or beginning
or end of the line, then moves number of characters starting from the
beginning or end of the line or document. For example, "Home 5" goes five
characters to the right of the beginning of the line you are on. "End
4" goes for characters to the left of the end of the line you're on.]
Go Top/Bottom Insert
Go Before/After [This puts the cursor before
or after text that's highlighted.]
Enter 1-40 Times (Press
Enter 1-40 Times)
Enter Down
Enter Down 1-20
Enter Down Enter
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