These routes use the current settings interface. A live adjustment, a saved default and a retained draft are distinct; follow the linked scope and saving instructions before making a persistent change.
Browse rate, punctuation and related controls for the captured context. Inspect the displayed scope; global defaults need not override local values. See Speech controls and scope.
Use the integration’s focused menu when available, otherwise general buffer settings. C-e H . always opens the latter. See Finding the appropriate settings menu.
Choose a matching name; accepting the search selects its control without changing the value. Activate it separately. See Settings search and action search.
Inspect the presentation chosen for the object at point. The report is not itself a repair. See Understanding voices, sounds and rules.
In an Emacsvox settings menu, q goes back and C-q closes the sequence. In an ordinary unfinished prompt, C-g cancels. None of these reverses an already applied change. Editors, tables and terminals have their own return commands; see Returning from settings and Recovering an unfinished edit.