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Human-Machine Grammar Dictionary - C
Cap (next word mode) 1. capitalizes the next spoken word 2. capitalizes the first letter in a string of letters. Cap can be combined with any vocabulary word. Examples: "Cap big dog" types Big dog; "Cap c e l l" types "Cell". See Also: Caps, All
Caps (phrase mode) 1. capitalizes the rest of a phrase 2. capitalizes a string of letters. Examples: "Caps big dog" types Big Dog"; "Caps h o n" types HON. See Also: Cap, All Caps
Cascade (action) cascades a window or document. Examples: "Window 1 2 Cascade". See Also: Down, Across
Cell (object) indicates a cell in a table. Examples: "1 Cell" moves the cursor to the next cell. "3 Cell left" moves the cursor left three cells. "First Cell" moves the cursor to the first cell in a row. "Cell 3 Down"; "Cell 3 Down 4 Left"; "3 3 Cells", "Cell" See Also: Row, Letter, Word, Line, Sentence, Graph, Screen, Pane
Cells (object) indicates a number of cells in a table. Examples: "4 Cells" selects the next four cells. "4 Cells Left" selects the last four cells. See Also: Letters, Words, Lines, Sentences, Graphs, Panes
Center (action) aligns object to the center of a page. Examples: "This Center"; "Line Center"; "Graph Center". See Also: Align, Justify
Change <any language name> (after-the-fact
modifier) indicates that the last phrase should be changed to a given language.
Examples: "Change French" changes the last phrase to French; "Change Spanish".
See Also: <any
language name>, Add
Close (action) closes a window, program, document, or a window element like a dialog box or taskbar item. The command that closes a window element is a one-word command. Examples: "Close", "Win(dow) Close"; "Word Close"; "Window 2 Close" See Also: Min(imize), Max(imize), Restore, Stay, Open
Code (object) refers to boilerplate code. Can be used with "Short"; "Long" and 1-10 to provide different versions of the boilerplate code. Example: "<user-defined code block>
Code" See Also: Long,
Short, Address,
Email, Graphic,
List, Mix,
Number, Picture,
Spreadsheet,
Sound, Table,
Template, Text,
Web
Columns (modifier) refers to column-style layout. Example: "Cut To Word Columns"
Command (phrase mode) indicates that the balance of the phrase is a command; used to ensure a phrase is recognized as a command. Examples: "Command 2 Down" See Also Text
Compound (action) removes spaces between words to the left of the cursor position or on both sides of the cursor. Examples: "3 Compound"; "1 Compound"; "3 2 Compound". See Also: Compound Right, Hyphenate, Underscore
Compound Right (action) removes spaces between words to the right of the cursor position. Examples: "3 Compound Right"; "10 Compound Right." See Also: Compound, Hyphenate, Underscore
Computer (object) addresses the computer; used to evoke an answer from the computer. Examples: "Computer Time" causes the computer to say the time, "Computer Date" causes the computer to say the date. See Also: Break, Hang On, Time, Alarm
Copy (action) copies selected text to the clipboard Keyboard Equivalent: "Control c". Examples: "This Copy"; "All Copy". See Also: Cut, Paste
Copy To (action) transfers selected text to a window, document or file chosen by the user, including UC Clipboard files. Examples: "Copy To 1"; "Copy To A"; "Copy To Doc 2"; "Copy To List 3". See Also Cut To
Corner (object) refers to the corner of a window; snaps mouse arrow to the nearest corner where the arrow can turn into a corner symbol that allows the user to drag corners of table lines and window borders. Examples: "Cursor Corner"; "Down Corner "; "Up Corner"; "30 by 30 Corner"; "Corner 30 by 30"; "Corner 10 Up"; See Also: Mouse, Cross, Edge, Hand, Handles 0-100.9 by 0-100.9
Cross (object) refers to the crosshair arrow element; snaps the mouse arrow to the nearest place where it can turn into a crosshair symbol. Examples: "Cursor Cross"; "30 by 30 Cross" moves the mouse arrow to the coordinates "30 by 30", then snaps to the nearest crosshair; "Cross 30 by 30" snaps the mouse arrow to the nearest crosshair, then drags it to the coordinates "30 by 30"; "Cross Right 1.2". See Also: Mouse, Corner, Edge, Hand, Handles, 0-100.9 by 0-100.9
Cursor (object) refers to the position of the cursor. Examples: "Cursor Right" right-clicks at the cursor position. "Cursor Back" jumps the cursor back to a previous location without undoing text changes. "Cursor Forward" jumps the cursor forward to a previous location without redoing text changes. "Cursor Back 4". See Also Mouse
Cut (action) cuts selected text to the clipboard. Keyboard Equivalent "Control x". Example: "This Cut". See Also: Copy, Paste
Cut To (action) cuts selected text to a window, document or file chosen by the user, including UC Clipboard files. Examples: "Cut To Bravo". See Also Copy To
Cap (next word mode) 1. capitalizes the next spoken word 2. capitalizes the first letter in a string of letters. Cap can be combined with any vocabulary word. Examples: "Cap big dog" types Big dog; "Cap c e l l" types "Cell". See Also: Caps, All
Caps (phrase mode) 1. capitalizes the rest of a phrase 2. capitalizes a string of letters. Examples: "Caps big dog" types Big Dog"; "Caps h o n" types HON. See Also: Cap, All Caps
Cascade (action) cascades a window or document. Examples: "Window 1 2 Cascade". See Also: Down, Across
Cell (object) indicates a cell in a table. Examples: "1 Cell" moves the cursor to the next cell. "3 Cell left" moves the cursor left three cells. "First Cell" moves the cursor to the first cell in a row. "Cell 3 Down"; "Cell 3 Down 4 Left"; "3 3 Cells", "Cell" See Also: Row, Letter, Word, Line, Sentence, Graph, Screen, Pane
Cells (object) indicates a number of cells in a table. Examples: "4 Cells" selects the next four cells. "4 Cells Left" selects the last four cells. See Also: Letters, Words, Lines, Sentences, Graphs, Panes
Center (action) aligns object to the center of a page. Examples: "This Center"; "Line Center"; "Graph Center". See Also: Align, Justify
Change
Close (action) closes a window, program, document, or a window element like a dialog box or taskbar item. The command that closes a window element is a one-word command. Examples: "Close", "Win(dow) Close"; "Word Close"; "Window 2 Close" See Also: Min(imize), Max(imize), Restore, Stay, Open
Code (object) refers to boilerplate code. Can be used with "Short"; "Long" and 1-10 to provide different versions of the boilerplate code. Example: "<user-defined code block>
Columns (modifier) refers to column-style layout. Example: "Cut To Word Columns"
Command (phrase mode) indicates that the balance of the phrase is a command; used to ensure a phrase is recognized as a command. Examples: "Command 2 Down" See Also Text
Compound (action) removes spaces between words to the left of the cursor position or on both sides of the cursor. Examples: "3 Compound"; "1 Compound"; "3 2 Compound". See Also: Compound Right, Hyphenate, Underscore
Compound Right (action) removes spaces between words to the right of the cursor position. Examples: "3 Compound Right"; "10 Compound Right." See Also: Compound, Hyphenate, Underscore
Computer (object) addresses the computer; used to evoke an answer from the computer. Examples: "Computer Time" causes the computer to say the time, "Computer Date" causes the computer to say the date. See Also: Break, Hang On, Time, Alarm
Copy (action) copies selected text to the clipboard Keyboard Equivalent: "Control c". Examples: "This Copy"; "All Copy". See Also: Cut, Paste
Copy To (action) transfers selected text to a window, document or file chosen by the user, including UC Clipboard files. Examples: "Copy To 1"; "Copy To A"; "Copy To Doc 2"; "Copy To List 3". See Also Cut To
Corner (object) refers to the corner of a window; snaps mouse arrow to the nearest corner where the arrow can turn into a corner symbol that allows the user to drag corners of table lines and window borders. Examples: "Cursor Corner"; "Down Corner "; "Up Corner"; "30 by 30 Corner"; "Corner 30 by 30"; "Corner 10 Up"; See Also: Mouse, Cross, Edge, Hand, Handles 0-100.9 by 0-100.9
Cross (object) refers to the crosshair arrow element; snaps the mouse arrow to the nearest place where it can turn into a crosshair symbol. Examples: "Cursor Cross"; "30 by 30 Cross" moves the mouse arrow to the coordinates "30 by 30", then snaps to the nearest crosshair; "Cross 30 by 30" snaps the mouse arrow to the nearest crosshair, then drags it to the coordinates "30 by 30"; "Cross Right 1.2". See Also: Mouse, Corner, Edge, Hand, Handles, 0-100.9 by 0-100.9
Cursor (object) refers to the position of the cursor. Examples: "Cursor Right" right-clicks at the cursor position. "Cursor Back" jumps the cursor back to a previous location without undoing text changes. "Cursor Forward" jumps the cursor forward to a previous location without redoing text changes. "Cursor Back 4". See Also Mouse
Cut (action) cuts selected text to the clipboard. Keyboard Equivalent "Control x". Example: "This Cut". See Also: Copy, Paste
Cut To (action) cuts selected text to a window, document or file chosen by the user, including UC Clipboard files. Examples: "Cut To Bravo". See Also Copy To