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The basic speechd-el commands are all accessible through a common
special prefix key, which is C-e by default (you can change it,
see Customization). If this prefix conflicts with a global Emacs
command, the original command is available by double pressing the
prefix key. For instance, with the default prefix, the
end-of-line
command, normally available under the C-e
key, can be invoked as C-e C-e.
In the following subsections we use the term reading to indicate any kind of output enabled in speechd-el (such as speaking or Braille output).
• Reading Commands: | Reading pieces of text. | |
• Informatory Commands: | Information about buffer, modes, etc. | |
• Control Commands: | Stopping, setting speech rate, etc. | |
• Parameter Setting Commands: | Modifying speech output. | |
• Spelling: | How to spell a piece of text. | |
• Other Commands: | Auxiliary commands. |