If you take a break and don’t want words you say to be interpreted as commands, say “Go to sleep” or click Sleep in the feedback window. To switch back to Dictation mode, say “Dictation mode.” To switch to Command mode, say “Command mode.” When Command mode is on, a dark icon of a crossed-out character appears in the text input area to indicate you can’t dictate. Command mode is especially helpful when you need to say a series of commands and don’t want them inadvertently entered in a text input area. In Command mode, those words are ignored and aren’t entered as text Voice Control responds only to commands. In Dictation mode (the default), any words you say that aren’t Voice Control commands are entered as text. When working in a text input area-for example, writing a document, email, or message-you can switch between Dictation mode and Command mode as needed. For example, say “Click Edit menu” to open the menu, then say the number for an Edit menu command. Numbers are always shown for menu commands so it’s easy to choose a command. If you downloaded additional languages to use with Voice Control, you can quickly switch languages in the feedback window-click the Language pop-up menu in the window, then choose a language. Follow these tips for using Voice Control on your Mac:
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