Paste method
Paste method sets how Speechy puts your words into the app you're in on your Mac. Paste (⌘V) works in most apps, Type it out types each letter for apps that block pasting, and Don't paste keeps your words in History without inserting them. Change it in Settings, Dictation, Output.
How to use Paste method
Open Output settings
Settings, Dictation, Output.
Pick a method
Paste for most apps, Type it out when paste is blocked.
Dictate
Your words go in the way you chose.
Which one to use
Most apps
You pick
“Paste (⌘V)”
You get
Your words land in one go
An app that blocks paste
You pick
“Type it out”
You get
Speechy types your words out letter by letter
Taking notes for later
You pick
“Don't paste”
You get
Nothing is inserted. Your words are saved in History
Make it type your way.
In Speechy, Settings, Dictation, under Output.
- Paste methodInsert with ⌘V. Works in most apps.Paste (⌘V)Type it outDon't paste
Questions
Your words go on the clipboard and the pill tells you to click into a text box and paste.
When an app ignores ⌘V. Speechy types your words out instead, so they still go in.
They're saved in History. If Clipboard is set to Keep dictation, they're also copied.