On this week’s episode of Ask the Dictator, Peter talks about full text control, as well as the Dictation Box in Dragon NaturallySpeaking.
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Peter “The Dictator” Mahoney is back for a brand new episode of Ask the Dictator. This week, Peter talks about the Dragon Sidebar in Dragon NaturallySpeaking 11.5.
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Here’s a quick Tuesday tip for folks using Dragon NaturallySpeaking for the PC:
To save time, you can use the command “search Dragon Help for…” naming the word(s) you wish to search for in the Help: for instance, you could say “search Dragon Help for punctuation and symbols.” Note that the words you name in this command will be considered individually unless you put them in quotes: for instance, you could say “Search Dragon Help for open-quote Firefox commands close-quote.”
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From Scribes to Dragons, we’ve tried to find new and better ways to share our ideas. Here’s a graphical view of some of the major milestones through history.
Here’s a quick Thursday tip for folks using Dragon NaturallySpeaking for the PC and Dragon Dictate for Mac:
Thursday Tip (PC & Mac): If you already have a Dragon profile and want to use another type of audio input device (such as your iPhone), don’t create a new profile. Add a new source to your existing profile instead.
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Our special guest Colleen Hendry is back for another episode of Ask the Dictator! In this episode, Colleen shows how to use a custom command in Dragon Dictate to start a chat in iChat.
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Here’s a quick Tuesday tip for folks using Dragon NaturallySpeaking for the PC:
Dragon can adapt its Vocabulary based on designated documents. It also has the ability to quickly learn from your usage of several e-mail programs: Lotus Notes, Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express, and Windows Mail. By “studying” the e-mails you sent as well as the recipient names, Dragon can identify potentially useful contact names to add to the Vocabulary, as well as adapt its statistical information on word usage (frequency and context). Learn more on page 28 of the DNS 11.5 End-User Workbook (will open PDF).
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Better late than never! This week on Ask the Dictator, our special guest Colleen Hendry shows how to create custom commands with Dragon Dictate for Mac.
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Here’s a quick Thursday tip for folks using Dragon Dictate for Mac and Dragon NaturallySpeaking for PC:
If you choose, you can complete additional Voice Training to improve your accuracy at a later time. This process allows you to read additional stories to Dragon so that it can further adapt to your unique voice.
Let us know if you have any suggestions for Dragon tips or questions that you’d like us to address here in the comments. We’ll do our best to feature as many as we can here each week!
Here’s a quick Thursday tip for folks using Dragon Dictate for Mac and Dragon NaturallySpeaking for PC:
If something is not in the Vocabulary, the software cannot recognize it. So don’t hesitate to add items even if you think you will not dictate them very often! When adding an entry to the Vocabulary, be sure to spell and capitalize it correctly. Otherwise, it will appear misspelled in your documents every time you dictate it.
Let us know if you have any suggestions for Dragon tips or questions that you’d like us to address here in the comments. We’ll do our best to feature as many as we can here each week!