Speakable Items lets you activate apps, or parts of apps, with a voice
command, with an optional 'push-to-talk' key. For instance, if SA is
configured, you hold down your key and say "send email". The Mac mail
app will be focused, with the addressbook open. You select your
recipients from the list, type your subject and body, ...
If you say "check mail", for instance, your inbox summary will show up.
Unless I don't have it set up right, only the apps that come with OSX
have configurable Speakable Items.
HTH,
Dave
On 01/24/2012 04:33 PM, Paul Hunt wrote:
I'm not that familiar with OS X, how does speakable items work? The blog
does mention integrating voice control into the HUD.
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