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NatSpeak: Correction
Box
Choose/Select 1-10
Try (Use)/Original 1-10 [The
"try" command is the same as saying "Select 1-10" plus "Right
1" which selects a choice, then takes the highlight off your selection.
The "Original" commands allow you to go back to the choices
that were in the correction box when it opened. Use these commands to
speed up correcting.]
Also see the
"Skip Delete,"
"Delete Next/Last" and "First-Tenth/Last Word"
commands in the General Macros section. These are very useful in the Correction
Box.
Try
(Use) 1-10 Skip
Delete [This
and the next three commands simply combine the "Try" and the
"Skip Delete" commands]
Try
(Use) 1-10 Skip Delete 1-10
Try (Use) 1-10 Skip 1-10
Delete
Try (Use) 1-10 Skip
1-10 Delete
1-10
Try
(Use) 1-10 Backspace
Try
(Use) 1-10 Backspace 1-10
You can also correct the last phrase you said without
invoking the Correction Box by using the global command "Use
1-10" This is often quicker than going through the Correction Box
if there's a reasonable chance NatSpeak's second or third choice is correct.
Copy 1-10 [This
works just like the "Choose" commands, but also copies the correct
choice to the clipboard. This is useful for programs that have trouble
receiving the correction.]
Note: See the Commands Common to Several Programs section for macros
that work in NatSpeak's Open, Save as, Find and replace windows. See the
macro-making sections for NatSpeak: Command Wizard macros.
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