Commands for dictating text on Mac

“all caps Formats the next word in ALL CAPS. all caps on Formats the next phrase in ALL CAPS.” (Capitalization table)

“Dictation also adds certain punctuation automatically as you dictate” (Introduction paragraph above the command tables)

“caps on Formats the next phrase in Title Case. caps off Resumes the default case lettering.” (Capitalization table)

“colon : comma , dash – ellipsis … exclamation mark ! hyphen - period/point/dot/full stop . question mark ? quote “ end quote ” begin single quote ‘ end single quote ‘ semicolon ;” (Punctuation table)

“The commands listed below are always available while you’re dictating text.” (Introduction to the command list)

“new line Starts a new line. numeral Formats the next phrase as a number. roman numeral Formats the next phrase as a Roman numeral. new paragraph Starts a new paragraph.” (Formatting table)

“no space on Formats the next phrase without spaces. no space off Resumes default spacing.” (Formatting table)

“numeral Formats the next phrase as a number. roman numeral Formats the next phrase as a Roman numeral.” (Formatting table)

“period/point/dot/full stop . question mark ? quote “ end quote ”” (Punctuation table)

“enter punctuation, capital letters, and symbols (including symbols for math, currency, and more)” (Introduction to the command list)