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You can use Voice Command mode to navigate through a document and to make changes in it. Appendix B lists the available commands, giving both the actions you can execute and what you need to say. For example, say right arrow to move the insertion point to the right, or new paragraph to create a new paragraph. There are more than 50 voice functions, and many can be initiated by more than one voice command, so you might want to keep this book propped open on the table while learning these functions.
Inside Out
To work around this limitation, you must create a custom toolbar, or customize existing toolbars or menus (see the section "Creating Convenient Toolbar Displays," (CH1) for more information), and display them. You can then take advantage of Word's ability to read menus and toolbars to gain voice command over the functions on your custom menu or toolbar.
In addition to those commands, you can also operate Word's menus and toolbar buttons by saying their names (to operate buttons, say the names that appear in the buttons' ScreenTips). The toolbar must be visible for you to operate it by voice.
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