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how to command a new line?<br />
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Just say the following words<br />
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&nbsp;new paragraph
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THanks for that. I'm going to stick with banana for now as it's easier to say and never fails.
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I'm using Google voice typing to catalogue a some bookshelves of books, it's working well but I'm not able to command a new line reliably so my workaround is just to use a word that's easily picked up, like &quot;banana&quot; for example, and then find/replace that word when i'm finished. <br />
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This also has the advantage that a pause is not needed, so i can read titles faster, albeit sounding a bit bananas!<br />
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I could do this in Microsoft Word if I still had it. Is it possible in Google docs? Or google sheets, or another tool, preferably online, that i can easily copy paste the text to.<br />
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Thanks
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I'm using Google voice typing to catalogue a some bookshelves of books, it's working well but I'm not able to command a new line reliably so my workaround is just to use a word that's easily picked up, like "banana" for example, and then find/replace that word when i'm finished. 

This also has the advantage that a pause is not needed, so i can read titles faster, albeit sounding a bit bananas!

I could do this in Microsoft Word if I still had it. Is it possible in Google docs? Or google sheets, or another tool, preferably online, that i can easily copy paste the text to.

Thanks

Related q about dictating list of books: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28967228/Dictate-a-list-of-book-titles.html#a41781829

how to command a new line?

Just say the following words

 new paragraph

THanks for that. I&amp;#39;m going to stick with banana for now as it&amp;#39;s easier to say and never fails.

How to Find/Replace a carriage return in Google Docs

I&amp;#39;m using Google voice typing to catalogue a some bookshelves of books, it&amp;#39;s working well but I&amp;#39;m not able to command a new line reliably so my workaround is just to use a word that&amp;#39;s easily picked up, like &amp;quot;banana&amp;quot; for example, and then find/replace that word when i&amp;#39;m finished. 

This also has the advantage that a pause is not needed, so i can read titles faster, albeit sounding a bit bananas!

I could do this in Microsoft Word if I still had it. Is it possible in Google docs? Or google sheets, or another tool, preferably online, that i can easily copy paste the text to.

Thanks

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