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Click the Filter button. This displays the Choose Word screen:
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Type or dictate in the specific command(s) you are looking for, one word at a
time, in the "Choose Word" box. The list below the box scrolls to find that word
in the list. If the word exists, it is selected. If the word does not appear, then
there is no command in the current context that uses that word.
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Press the space bar or click Add until you have added as much of the specific
command as you can to the "Current list of words" box.
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When you are finished adding keywords, click or say "Done" or press or say
"Enter". This displays the commands containing the words you entered, if any.
Try to be as specific as possible when entering commands.
Example
To see if the command "set that to bold" exists in Microsoft Word 2000:
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Select Microsoft Word 2000 - Message from the Current command context menu.
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Click Filter.
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Type or dictate the words "set", "that", and "bold" one word at a time in the
"Choose Word" field.
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