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Correction dialog box commands, Dragon NaturallySpeaking Version 5 Commands List

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APPENDIX B Dragon NaturallySpeaking Version 5 Commands List Correction dialog box commands SAY Choose 2 Select 4 Scratch That TO Select an alternative from the numbered list and enter it in your document. You can say any number that appears in the list. Select an alternative from the numbered list for editing. You can say any number that appears in the list. Erase the dictated text in the Correction dialog box. The standard commands for moving the insertion point and selecting text will also work here. For more information about these commands, see "Correcting recognition mistakes" on page 15. Spelling in the Correction dialog box When you are spelling in the Correction dialog box, this is what you can say: s letters (a-z) s International Communications Alphabet (alpha, bravo, and so on) s numbers (0-9) s punctuation s "Cap" (to capitalize the next letter) s "Double" (to enter the next letter twice, for example, "Double a") s "Space Bar" or "space" (to insert a space) s "Backspace" s "apostrophe ess" s special characters (such as and é) See the following sections for the International Communications Alphabet and lists of special characters. Dragon NaturallySpeaking User's Guide 177

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APPENDIX B
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Version 5 Commands List
Dragon NaturallySpeaking User’s Guide
177
Correction dialog box commands
The standard commands for moving the insertion point and selecting
text will also work here. For more information about these commands,
see “Correcting recognition mistakes” on page 15.
SAY
TO
Choose
2
Select an alternative from the numbered list and
enter it in your document. You can say any number
that appears in the list.
Select
4
Select an alternative from the numbered list for
editing. You can say any number that appears in the
list.
Scratch That
Erase the dictated text in the Correction dialog box.
Spelling in the Correction dialog box
When you are spelling in the Correction dialog box, this is what you
can say:
letters (a–z)
International Communications Alphabet (alpha, bravo, and so
on)
numbers (0–9)
punctuation
“Cap” (to capitalize the next letter)
“Double” (to enter the next letter twice, for example,
“Double
a”
)
“Space Bar” or “space” (to insert a space)
“Backspace”
“apostrophe ess”
special characters (such as @, *, £, ©, and é)
See the following sections for the International Communications
Alphabet and lists of special characters.