F1 and F2: the User Menu keys
These keys are responsible for handling the user menu. These menus are explained in
detail in their own section.
The Text Navigation Group.
Pause (PA)
This key pauses reading, and stops the cursor at the beginning of the most recently
spoken word.
When reading has been paused using PA, we say Auto-Lektor is in Pause Mode. While
Auto-Lektor is in Pause Mode, it is possible to navigate around in text, and change voice
parameters and language settings.
Use PA again to leave Pause Mode, and begin reading from the current cursor position.
Previous letter (PL)
PL moves the cursor in the Buffer to the previous character and speaks it.
Next letter (NL)
NL moves the cursor in the Buffer to the next character and speaks it.
Previous word (PW)
PW moves the cursor in the Buffer to the first character in the previous word and speaks
the word.
Next word (NW)
NW moves the cursor in the Buffer to the first character in the next word and speaks the
word.
Previous sentence (PS)
PS moves the cursor in the Buffer to the first character of the first word in the previous
sentence and speaks the sentence.
Next sentence (NS)
NS moves the cursor in the Buffer to the first character of the first word in the next
sentence and speaks the sentence.
Previous title (PT)
PT can be used for navigating in text; in Pause Mode, PT moves the cursor in the Buffer to
the previous title and speaks the title.
PT is also used to step backwards through lists of files, internet radio stations or audio
tracks in any of the Source settings other than Scanning,
Next Title (NT)
NT can be used for navigating in text; in Pause Mode, NT moves the cursor in the Buffer to
the next title and speaks the title.
NT is also used to step forwards through lists of files, internet radio stations or audio tracks
in any of the Source settings other than Scanning,
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