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Human-Machine Grammar Dictionary - N
Name (modifier) refers to a filename without the filename extension. Example: "Rename Name". See Also: Extension, Rename
New (object) opens a new document or folder, or a new instance of a program. Examples: "Document New"; "Folder New"; "Word New"; "Eudora New". See Also Open
New Line (action) breaks the current line at the cursor. Keyboard Equivalent: Enter. Examples: "New Line". See Also: Another, Insert
New Graph (action) makes a new paragraph at the cursor. Keyboard Equivalent: Enter Enter. Examples: "New Graph"; "New Graph Paste". See Also: Another Graph, Insert Graph
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No Apostrophe (modifier) distinguishes a non-apostrophe version of a word. Example: "Dogs No Apostrophe" returns "dogs". See Also: Long, Long 1-10, Short, Short 1-10, No Cap, No Hyphen, No Space
No Caps (modifier) distinguishes a non-capital version of word. Example: "word No Caps" returns "word". See Also: Long, Long 1-10, Short, No Apostrophe, No Hyphen, No Space
No Hyphen (modifier) distinguishes a non-hyphenated version of a word. Example: "Real Time No Hyphen" returns "real time" See Also: Long, Long 1-10, Short, No Apostrophe, No Caps, No Space
No Space (modifier) distinguishes a no-space version of a word. Example: "Real Time No Space" returns "realtime" See Also: Long, Long 1-10, Short, No Apostrophe, No Caps, No Hyphen
No Touch (action) indicates not clicking the mouse in commands that ordinarily click the mouse. Example: "40 by 40 No Touch" See Also Touch
Nope (object) invokes the speech correction facility. Can be used as a one-word command when referring to the last phrase. Examples: "Nope"; "Left Nope", "Nope<any
words>"
Now (modifier) lengthens dangerous commands that execute directly and cannot be undone. Examples: NatSpeak Close Now
Number (object) refers to boilerplate phone and fax numbers; returns a numeric version of a number associated with a user-defined nickname. Can be used with "Short"; "Long" and 1-10 to provide several numbers per nickname. Examples: "John Number" can return John's main phone number, "John Number 1" can return a second phone number for John. See Also: Long, Short, Address, Code, Email, Graphic, Mix, Picture, Spreadsheet, Sound, Table, Template, Text, Web
Numbers (phrase mode) selects numbers indicated by the rest of the phrase. Examples: "Numbers 1 2 3" selects "123". See Also: Chars, Letters, Symbols
Name (modifier) refers to a filename without the filename extension. Example: "Rename Name". See Also: Extension, Rename
New (object) opens a new document or folder, or a new instance of a program. Examples: "Document New"; "Folder New"; "Word New"; "Eudora New". See Also Open
New Line (action) breaks the current line at the cursor. Keyboard Equivalent: Enter. Examples: "New Line". See Also: Another, Insert
New Graph (action) makes a new paragraph at the cursor. Keyboard Equivalent: Enter Enter. Examples: "New Graph"; "New Graph Paste". See Also: Another Graph, Insert Graph
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No Apostrophe (modifier) distinguishes a non-apostrophe version of a word. Example: "Dogs No Apostrophe" returns "dogs". See Also: Long, Long 1-10, Short, Short 1-10, No Cap, No Hyphen, No Space
No Caps (modifier) distinguishes a non-capital version of word. Example: "word No Caps" returns "word". See Also: Long, Long 1-10, Short, No Apostrophe, No Hyphen, No Space
No Hyphen (modifier) distinguishes a non-hyphenated version of a word. Example: "Real Time No Hyphen" returns "real time" See Also: Long, Long 1-10, Short, No Apostrophe, No Caps, No Space
No Space (modifier) distinguishes a no-space version of a word. Example: "Real Time No Space" returns "realtime" See Also: Long, Long 1-10, Short, No Apostrophe, No Caps, No Hyphen
No Touch (action) indicates not clicking the mouse in commands that ordinarily click the mouse. Example: "40 by 40 No Touch" See Also Touch
Nope (object) invokes the speech correction facility. Can be used as a one-word command when referring to the last phrase. Examples: "Nope"; "Left Nope", "Nope
Now (modifier) lengthens dangerous commands that execute directly and cannot be undone. Examples: NatSpeak Close Now
Number (object) refers to boilerplate phone and fax numbers; returns a numeric version of a number associated with a user-defined nickname. Can be used with "Short"; "Long" and 1-10 to provide several numbers per nickname. Examples: "John Number" can return John's main phone number, "John Number 1" can return a second phone number for John. See Also: Long, Short, Address, Code, Email, Graphic, Mix, Picture, Spreadsheet, Sound, Table, Template, Text, Web
Numbers (phrase mode) selects numbers indicated by the rest of the phrase. Examples: "Numbers 1 2 3" selects "123". See Also: Chars, Letters, Symbols