This is one of those days that has been extremely busy - finishing up the summer semester, posting grades, and getting ready for fall semester. I am working diligently to use some of the new productivity tools that I discovered, such as, dictation on the New iPad.
Since my text messages often contain more graphical characters than words (using the Emoji keyboard found in Settings > General > International Keyboards > Emoji), I wanted to use both the Bluetooth wireless keyboard and dictation.
Yes, the feature was under my eyes the entire time. All that I had to do was to click on the top-right key of the wireless keyboard to get the iPad keyboard to show up - and then click on the microphone to dictate! So easy to do!!
Dictation shortcuts:
Since my text messages often contain more graphical characters than words (using the Emoji keyboard found in Settings > General > International Keyboards > Emoji), I wanted to use both the Bluetooth wireless keyboard and dictation.
Yes, the feature was under my eyes the entire time. All that I had to do was to click on the top-right key of the wireless keyboard to get the iPad keyboard to show up - and then click on the microphone to dictate! So easy to do!!
Dictation shortcuts:
- "Period". The "." is the standard way to end a sentence. It includes a space after the period, so you are ready for your next sentence
- "Question Mark". The "?" also includes a trailing space
- "New Paragraph". This keyword phrase starts a new paragraph. Remember to end the previous sentence before beginning the new paragraph
- "Exclamation Point". The "!" includes a trailing space
- "Comma". The "," includes a trailing space
- "Colon". The ";" includes a trailing space
- "Semi-Colon". The ":" includes a trailing space
- "Elipsis". The "..." includes a trailing space
- "Quote" and "Unquote". The " produced by saying "quote" does not produce a trailing space. The " produced by saying "unquote" does include a trailing space
- "Slash". The "/" symbol
- "Asterisk". The "*" symbol
- "Ampersand". The "&" symbol
- "At Sign". The "@" symbol
A wireless keyboard is a keyboard that works with a computer, but is not connected, with cords, to the actual computer tower. More and more computer users are turning to wireless keyboards for several key reasons. A wireless keyboard generally works by linking to the computer through a small USB plug. The USB is then plugged into the computer and works through a wireless signal. In many cases, a computer user also installs a Wireless Mouse.which is generally linked to the computer through the wireless keyboard.
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