Attribute type
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Command
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Description
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Float
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Set attribute-name to value
Examples:
Set attribute-name to 0.2
Set attribute-name to ½ |
Float commands including fractions (for example, ½) are automatically converted to decimals.
Only numerical values (whole numbers and decimals) are allowed with this command.
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Integer
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Set attribute-name to value
Examples:
Set attribute-name to zero
Set attribute-name to 50 |
Words that describe numbers are automatically converted (for example, one, two and so on).
Only whole number values are accepted.
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Text
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Set attribute-name to phrase
Example:
Set attribute-name to have a good day
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Text commands capture the phrase from the word to to the next set word.
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Choice
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Set attribute-name to choice-value
Example:
Set attribute-name to pink
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Choice commands only accept valid choices.
Choices can be single words or multiple words.
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Checkbox
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Set attribute-name to value
Examples:
Set attribute-name to on
Set attribute-name to off |
Checkbox commands only take the values on and off:
▪ on indicates the first choice in the list
▪ off indicates the second choice in the list
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Multi-choice
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Set attribute-name to choice#1 and choice#2 [and choice#n]
Example:
Set attribute-name to blue and pink
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Multi choice commands accept valid choice options regardless of length.
You can reset the multi choice attribute by saying Set attribute-name to.
Multiple choices must be connected by the word and.
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URL
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Set attribute-name to web-site
Example:
Set attribute-name to google.com
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URL commands check that the web address is valid before setting the attribute.
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Tag
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Set attribute-name to phrase
Example:
Set attribute-name to finance
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Tag commands capture a phrase from the word to to the next set word.
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Date
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Set attribute-name to date
Examples:
Set attribute-name to today
Set attribute-name to April 5th Set attribute-name to April 5th 1999 |
Date commands check if the date is valid before setting the attribute.
If no year is specified, the current year is assumed.
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Link
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To enter the selection process:
1 Set attribute-name to select
2 Set attribute-name to value
To cancel the selection process:
Set attribute-name to cancel
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You must be in the selection window to use the cancel command.
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List
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To enter the selection process:
1 Set attribute-name to select
2 Set attribute-name to value and value
To cancel the selection process:
Set attribute-name to cancel
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You must be in the selection window to use the cancel command.
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Owner
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To enter the selection process:
1 Set attribute-name to select
2 Set attribute-name to value
To cancel the selection process:
Set attribute-name to cancel
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You must be in the selection window to use the cancel command.
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Header
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Set attribute-name to value
Examples:
Set attribute-name to open
Set attribute-name to close |
Header commands expand and collapse headers regardless of the page layout.
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Matrix
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To set a cell value:
Set attribute-name to value on row row#N column col#X
To add a row:
Set attribute-name to add row
To add a column:
Set attribute-name to add column
To clear a cell value:
Set attribute-name to clear on row row#N column col#X
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Matrix commands update the value in the specified cell.
To access the column before column a, use zero for the column name. For example:
Set attribute-name to value on row row#N column zero
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Command
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Description
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next
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Moves the pointer and indicator to the next supported attribute.
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back
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Moves the pointer and indicator to the previous supported attribute.
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save
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Saves the entire element.
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terminate
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Cancels the edit or add operation and no changes are saved.
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stop
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Stops speech recognition.
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clear
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Clears the currently selected attribute value.
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Command
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Description
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speak
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Reads the most recent error that was encountered while using the speech recognition module.
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read
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Reads the current attribute name and value.
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