Wednesday 24 February 2016
Since rolling out support for voice typing back in September, Google Docs has made a significant jump from a convenience and accessibility standpoint. Now, it is even better, as today the company announced it would now support voice commands for Docs on Chrome. These new commands will take care of all of the formatting that hasn’t yet been available when using voice with Docs. For example, you can highlight and replace a word, as well as start lists or change heading formats. Commands also exist for more complex tasks, like inserting tables. See a comprehensive list of voice commands here.…
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