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Sometimes you want to write about a command but you don't want it to execute. Here's how to get it into type: just say "no cap" before the command (or Cap).
Another way you can write a command is to say it slowly: go to sleep (Yep, still awake)
Apparently, the commands for "cap" and "no cap" are exceptions. They won't print no matter what I say.
Good speaking.
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