), degree sign (°), hashtag or pound sign(#), percent sign (%), underscore (_), vertical bar (|).Typography: Ampersand (&), asterisk (*), at sign backslash (), forward slash (/), caret (^), center dot (.If nothing is selected, your Mac will read any text it detects in the. Once that’s done, you can select any texts on your screen and press your keyboard shortcut to make your Mac read it aloud. Punctuation: Apostrophe (‘), open bracket (), open parenthesis(() and close parenthesis ()) open brace (), open angle bracket(), colon (:), comma (,), dash (-), ellipsis or dot dot dot(…), exclamation mark (!), hyphen (–), period or point or dot or full stop (.), question mark (?), quote and end quote (“), begin single quote and end single quote (‘), semicolon ( ) However, you can change the shortcut by clicking the Options button beside Speak selection, then typing a different keyboard shortcut in the text box.If you have an iPhone or iPad, note that these are identical to the voice commands used on Apple’s iOS. Here’s a full list of voice dictation commands you can use, adapted from Apple’s help site.

Voice to text mac shortcut