Saying “add comment” by itself will create a blank comment box that can be manually typed into. Saying “add comment look at this tomorrow” will insert a new comment with the text “Look at this tomorrow” inside it. Try phrases like “bold last word” or “underline last sentence.” An example would be dictating “review by tomorrow at 5PM”, then saying “bold tomorrow” which would leave you with "review by tomorrow at 5PM." You can bold, italicize, underline, or strikethrough a word or phrase. Saying “delete that” removes the last spoken utterance.Īn example of using would be dictating “what a super nice day” and then saying “delete super.” You would then be left with the phrase "what a nice day." Saying “delete” by itself removes the last word or punctuation before the cursor. Other supported punctuation, commands, and symbols are below. To use the text to speech to hear your text without recording it, choose Edit, Speech, Start Speaking in TextEdit (choose Edit, Speech, Stop Speaking when you’re done).Try saying "new line", "delete", "bold that", and "start list". Double-click on this album to open it and play your recording. iTunes will open in the background and your recording will show up in an album called Text to Speech. Select the text for your recording in TextEdit and choose TextEdit, Services, Add to iTunes as a Spoken Track.With Services selected on the left side of the pane, scroll down on the right side of the window and check the box next to the Text category.This will open the Keyboard Shortcuts pane of the Keyboard preferences.
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