Note:

Select-and-Say compatible commands	Some commands are available only in Select-and-Say enabled applications .  These commands are noted by a colored box.  Select-and-Say enabled applications include MS Word, Word Perfect, the Dragon Pad, and others.  To determine if an application is Select-and-Say enabled, try one of the Select-and Say commands -- if it works, the application is enabled!
Microphone Control
Go to Sleep	Puts the microphone in "Sleep" mode.  In Sleep mode, NaturallySpeaking will respond only to the command "Wake up".  This command is recognized very poorly when spoken as "Goda Sleep".
Wake Up	Takes Microphone out of  "Sleep" mode.
Microphone Off	Turns off the microphone.  Microphone can not be turned on by voice.  Numeric "+" key and the Microphone Icons will also turn the Microphone on and off.

Document Navigation		Available In
		Dictation	Correction
Go To Top/Bottom	Moves the dictation insertion point to the top or the bottom of the document	YES	NO
Insert Before/After abc	Moves the dictation insertion point to just before, or just after, the text dictated as abc. The text, abc, must be spoken as the exact text that is visible on the screen.	YES	NO
Move Up/Down/Right/Left x	Performs the same function as pressing the arrow keys x number of times.	YES	Right/Left only
Move Right/Left x Characters	Performs the same function as pressing the right or left arrow keys x number of times.	YES	YES
Move Right/Left x Characters	Moves x number of words to the Right or Left.	YES	YES
Move to Beginning/End of Line	Moves to the beginning or end of the current line.	YES	YES
Page Up/Down	Performs the same as pressing the Page Up or Page Down keys.	YES	YES

Selecting and Editing		Available In
		Dictation	Correction
Select abc	Selects the text abc.  The text, abc, must be spoken as the exact text that is visible on the screen.	YES	NO
Select abc through xyz	Selects all the text from abc. through xyz. The text,  abc and xyz, must be spoken as the exact text that is visible on the screen.	YES	NO
Select Next/Previous  x Characters	Selects the following or preceding x number of characters.	YES	YES
Select Next/Previous  x Words	Selects the following or preceding x number of Words	YES	YES
Delete Next/Previous  x Characters	Deletes the following or preceding x number of characters.	YES	YES
Delete Next/Previous  x Words	Deletes the following or preceding x number of Words	YES	YES
Backspace 2-20	Presses the Backspace key 2 to 20 times	YES	YES
Unselect That		YES	YES
Delete That	Deletes selected text.  If no text selected, generally behaves like Scratch That.	YES	YES
Copy/Cut That	Cuts or Copies the selected Text to the Windows Clipboard	YES	YES
Copy All to Clipboard	Copies an entire document (Ctrl+a) to the Windows Clipboard.	YES	YES
Paste That	Pastes the Windows clipboard into the current document at the insertion point.	YES	YES

Recognition Corrections - Recognition Correction Strategies
Scratch That	Delete the last dictated utterance.  This may be one word, several words or an entire paragraph - depending on when you paused during dictation.
Correct That	Opens the Correction Dialog Box for selected text.  If no text is selected, opens the Correction Dialog Box on the last dictated utterance.  This may be one word, several words or an entire paragraph - depending on when you paused during dictation.
Spell That abc	Allows the correction and spelling of the last utterance, abc.  For instance, if the last utterance was "Wilson" and it was transcribed as "will son", the command "Spell That Cap w i l l s o n" would replace "will son" with "Wilson".
Alpha-Bravo Words (International Phonetic Alphabet)	Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, etc.  Used for spelling individual letters.  Can be used in the Correction Dialog Box or with the "Press/Type letter" Command.

Dictation and Punctuation
New Paragraph	Presses the Enter Key twice and starts the next text with a capital letter.
New Line	Presses the Enter Key once.
Period	Normally places the punctuation period "." unless the context implies that the word "period" should be used.  When the punctuation is used, it is followed by 2 spaces and the following text begins with a capital letter.
Dot or Point	Used for numbers and internet address.  Does not add spaces or capitalization.
Hyphen	Inserts a "-" with no spaces, i.e.. "Out-of-the-box"
Dash	Inserts a "--" with a space on each side, i.e.. "from here -- to there"
Tab	Same as pressing the "Tab key"
Numeral x	Forces the numeral version of a number as opposed to the spelled out version. i.e.. "he walked numeral four blocks" will be transcribed as "he walked 4 blocks".
Roman x	Forces roman numerals for numbers.  i.e.. "Cap step roman seven period" will be transcribed as "Step VII."
Cap abc	Capitalizes the next word abc.  i.e..  "the Cap governor will attend" will be transcribed as "the Governor will attend"
Cap That	If text is selected, capitalizes the first letter of each word of the selected text.  If no text is selected, capitalizes the first letter of each word in the last utterance.
All Caps That	If text is selected, capitalizes all the letters in the selected text.  If no text is selected, capitalizes the first letter of each word in the last utterance.
No Caps That	If text is selected, removes any capitalization in the selected text.  If no text is selected, removes any capitalization in the last utterance.

Document Formatting
Bold That	If text is selected, bolds the selected text.  If no text is selected, bolds last utterance.
Underline That	If text is selected, underlines the selected text.  If no text is selected, underlines last utterance.
Italicize That	If text is selected, makes the selected text italics.  If no text is selected, makes the last utterance italic.
Set Font Normal	If text is selected, removes bold, underline or italics from the selected text.  If no text is selected, begins new text without bold, underline or italics.
Left/Center/Right Align That	Makes the current paragraph left, centered or right justified.