window7 语音指令大全（Window7 voice instruction Daquan）.doc

window7 语音指令大全（Window7 voice instruction Daquan） Common commands in speech recognition When using Windows speech recognition, you can print this topic for quick reference. How do I use speech recognition? To use voice recognition, you first need to set it up on your computer. To see how to set up, see setting up voice recognition. If you are ready to use voice recognition, you need to say a short command. The following tables include some of the more commonly used commands. Steps to open speech recognition Click open Windows voice recognition. Start listening, or click the microphone button to start listening mode. Be careful Speech recognition applies only to English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, simplified Chinese, and traditional chinese. Common speech recognition commands Common commands The following table shows some of the most commonly used commands in speech recognition. Italics indicate that you can name many different things instead of sample words or phrases and get valid results. operation What is said Click any item by item name Click the file; start; view Click any item Click the recycle bin; click the computer; click file name Double click any item Double click the recycle bin; double click on the computer; double click the file name Switch to an open program Switch to drawing; switch to the clipboard; switch to the program name; switch the application Roll in one direction Scroll up; scroll down; scroll to the left; scroll to the right Insert a new paragraph or line feed in a document New paragraph; line feed Select the word in the document Selected words Select a word and start correcting it Correct words Select and delete specific words Delete word Displays a list of applicable commands What can I say? Updates the list of currently available voice commands Refresh voice command Let the computer listen to you StartListening Let the computer stop listening Stop listening Mobile voice recognition microphone bar Mobile speech recognition Minimum