This document describes the user interface features.
By default, the application window is a narrow window that is anchored at the top of your display. Only full screen windows can cover it, and maximized windows are opened below it.
We recommend keeping the window anchored at the top of your screen,
because it is very helpful to monitor modes and recognized text
at all times.
However, you can update the userInterfaceHeight
setting in the
general settings file
if you would like to make it a normal, resizable window.
The microphone can be in one of three states:
You can do any of the following to control the microphone state:
microphoneHotKey
general setting
to turn the microphone on and off.
This indicator shows the current microphone signal amplitude. The horizontal line in the middle is a marker for the utterance threshold. The color turns green while an utterance is being captured.
You can also click this indicator to open the setup window, which has important microphone settings.
This list shows the currently active modes and interpreter states.
This lists all utterances since the application started. Each line represents processing of a single utterance. Each time you say an utterance, a line is added and automatically scrolled to the bottom, so it is visible.
Each utterance line shows the utterance processing steps in the following order:
For example:
4. Recognizer (249ms): "i want to visit capital fred period" -> Swap: "I want to visit capital fred period" -> Interpreter: I want to visit [capital](fred) [period]
,
which types
"I want to visit Fred.".
The "i" was swapped with "I",
the "capital" command was called with the argument "fred",
and the "period" command was called with no arguments.
The close button quits Utterly Voice. You can also say "quit utterly voice" at any time or "close window" while the window is active.
The help button opens the mode help. You can also say "open help".