Human-Machine Grammar Dictionary - Colors



Blue, Red, Green, Black, White, Brown, Pink and other one-syllable colors (modifier) used to identify one of several monitors when using arrow commands across more than one monitor. Examples: "20 Blue 20"; "20 Red 20"; "20 Brown 20" puts the mouse arrow in the same spot on three different monitors. See Also: Numbers

Primary and secondary colors plus Gray, Brown, Black, White (object) colors and color combinations plus numbers indicate up to 1,000 colors by speech command. In the case of one color plus one number, the lower the number the darker the color. In the case of two colors plus one number, the higher the number the more of the second color in the mix. Examples: "Red 4"; "Red-Gray 9". See Also: Numbers