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CHAPTER 4 Dictating Names, Numbers & Punctuation TO EN TE R 5423 5,423 12,537 142,015 35.23 0.03 43.28% 02460 02460-1458 SAY five thousand four hundred and twenty three five [comma] four twenty three twelve thousand five hundred and thirty seven one hundred and forty two thousand and fifteen thirty five [point] two three All Dialects: zero [point] zero three Outside US/Canada: nought [point] nought three forty three [point] twenty eight [percent sign] oh two four six zero oh two four six zero [hyphen] one four five eight Dragon NaturallySpeaking automatically includes a numeric comma (a comma without a trailing space) in numbers with five or more digits (for example, 12,537). To include a comma in a four-digit number, you must say "comma." NOTE Dragon NaturallySpeaking uses the decimal separator (dot or comma) and the digit grouping symbol specified in your Regional Settings in the Windows Control Panel. Changing the format of a number If Dragon NaturallySpeaking enters a number in a format you don't want, you can use voice commands to convert it to a numeral or to spell it out. For example, you can change "seven dollars" to "$7" (US/Canada) or "seven pounds" to "£ 7" (Other Dialects) by saying "Format That Number." And you can change "$7" to "seven dollars" (US/Canada) or "£ 7" to "seven pounds" (Other Dialects) by saying "Format That Spelled Out." Dragon NaturallySpeaking User's Guide 77