Using Custom Voice Commands in Voice In

Custom voice commands lets you map a phrase to another phrase or command.

You can use custom voice commands to:

1) Correct common dictation errors,

For example, one user reported that due to her accent, when she says "new line" to insert a new line, it always gets dictated as "Uline". She can correct this error by adding a voice command mapping.

So next time she says "new line", it will actually trigger the new line voice command.

Two other common use cases:
- You can also use it enable adult language words without the censorship asterixis
- If you want words dictated in British english instead of American English 

2) Simplify common tasks

For example, a salesperson would add a voice command

A doctor who is doing a general checkup of a patient would add

This saves time with having to copy paste this block of text before every consultation.

Creating a Custom Voice Command

Step 1: Make sure you have the Voice In Voice-To-Text extension installed and have upgraded to Voice In Plus 

Step 2: Open the Voice In options page

Step 3: In the options page, go to the Custom Commands section and click on Add new command

Fill out the form and click Add to add the new voice command. The voice command should now be active.

If you want to add multiple commands at once, you can instead click on the Bulk add commands button.

For example, if you want to enable adult language words without the censorship asterix, click on Bulk add commands button and enter the commands like here. 

Make sure to refresh any existing pages to enable the voice commands on those pages.