User Guide

Chapter 29: Using the Command Browser

To display Global Commands for a specific application

Select the Global Commands checkbox to include Global Commands, in the current display, i.e. present them together with the commands that work just in the selected context.

In the Command Browser, say "Include Global" or, on the Command Browser Ribbon Bar, click Include Global.

Finding commands in the Command Browser

If a command exists for a specific application or context, you can use the Command Browser to find it.

To find a specific command

1. Use the list in the Context box to select the application context you want to see commands for.

2. Select the Include Global checkbox.

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When the Include Global checkbox is selected, the Command Browser displays all the commands available in the current command context, including any commands available in all (global) contexts. Note that the

Command Browser initially opens with Global Commands selected in the

Context list box so that the Include Global checkbox is not active. You must select a different command context to make the Include Global checkbox active.

3. Click Keyword Filter to display the Keyword Filter dialog box.

4. Say or type a letter or word of the command you are looking for in the Choose word box.

The list below the box scrolls to the first instance of that letter or word in the list. (If the letter or word exists, it is selected. If the letter or word does not appear, then there is no command in the current context that uses them.)

5. Double click on the word in the list or click Add to add the word to the Current list of filter words box.

6. If necessary, continue to enter words into the Choose Word box and add them to the

Current list of filter words box until you have added as much of the specific command as you can.

7. Click or say "Done." The Command Browser displays the commands containing the words you entered, if any command containing all of those words exists.

Example

To see if there is a command that changes a font to bold in Microsoft Word 2010:

1. Select Microsoft Word 2010 from the Context list box.

2. Click or say "Keyword Filter."

3. Say or type the word "Bold" and then say "Add" or click the Add button to add it to the

Current List of Filter Words box.

4. Say or type the word "Set" and then say "Add" or click the Add button to add it to the

Current List of Filter Words box.

5. Click or say "Done."

The Command Browser displays all the commands that will turn text bold in Microsoft Word

2010.