If you have a need to use a different language for dictation and control, you can make the change in the Voice Control preference pane: If that is the correct one for your use, there’s nothing else you need to do. Selecting a Language: Voice Control will use the language you selected when you first configured your Mac. If this is the first time you’ve enabled Voice Control, you may see an update to Voice Control being downloaded from the Apple servers.
Provide an administrator username and password, and then click the Unlock button. Place a check mark in the Enable Voice Control box.Ī dialog box may open, asking for your permission to have Dictation unlock Accessibility preferences. Select the Voice Control item in the sidebar you may need to scroll down to find it. In the System Preferences window that opens, select the Accessibility preference pane. Launch System Preferences by tapping or clicking the System Preferences icon in the Dock, or selecting System Preferences from the Apple menu. If you wish to make use of Voice Control’s dictation feature, or its ability to interact with your Mac, you’ll need to turn the service on: Turn On Voice Control: Voice Control is disabled in the default install of macOS Catalina. MacOS 101: Getting Started with the Mac’s Accessibility Features You can find out more about the Mac’s Accessibility features in the Rocket Yard guide:
Voice Control is part of the Accessibility preference pane, and is part of the Motor group, which also contains configuration options for the Keyboard, Pointer Control, and Switch Control. The new Voice Control provides a more robust dictation and control system that you may want to try out. Voice Control replaces the older Dictation and Enhanced Dictation features that allowed you to dictate text and have basic voice control of your Mac. As an example, “Replace I’m on my way with I’ll be there soon.” Need to remove the last thing you said from the dictation? Just say, delete that, and the last text will be removed.
Voice Control is the newest addition to the Mac’s Accessibility utilities.Ĭontextual cues allow the Voice Controls dictation feature to respond to edits without you having to jump through hoops.
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