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10 Improving Accuracy 6 When you've finished selecting and processing the documents you want, click Done. View or edit your vocabulary The Vocabulary Editor shows you all the active words (the most commonly used words) in the Dragon NaturallySpeaking vocabulary. You can open Vocabulary Editor to find out whether a word is in the active vocabulary. If it's not there, you can add it. If it is, you can create a different spoken form. You can also use the Vocabulary Editor to ■ Add words that are spoken one way but written a different way. This feature lets you add a word that, for example, types your phone number whenever you say "phone number line." ■ Change the formatting properties of a word, such as whether Dragon NaturallySpeaking should type a space before or after the word. You can do this by using the Word Properties dialog box. See "Changing word properties" on page 126. By choosing the appropriate option from the Display list, you can view: ■ All words: displays all the words in the current vocabulary. ■ Custom words only: displays only words added to the vocabulary by the user. ■ Words with spoken forms only: displays only words with spoken forms that are different from their written forms. ■ Words with formatting properties only: displays only words with special formatting properties that influence how they appear in the transcription of dictated text. Dragon NaturallySpeaking User's Guide 123

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10
Improving Accuracy
Dragon NaturallySpeaking User’s Guide
123
6
When you’ve finished selecting and processing the documents you want, click
Done.
View or edit your vocabulary
The Vocabulary Editor shows you all the
active
words (the most commonly used
words) in the Dragon NaturallySpeaking vocabulary. You can open Vocabulary
Editor to find out whether a word is in the active vocabulary. If it’s not there, you
can add it. If it is, you can create a different spoken form.
You can also use the Vocabulary Editor
to
Add words that are spoken one way but written a different way. This feature
lets you add a word that, for example, types your phone number whenever you
say “phone number line.”
Change the formatting properties of a word, such as whether Dragon
NaturallySpeaking should type a space before or after the word. You can do this
by using the Word Properties dialog box. See “Changing word properties” on
page 126.
By choosing the appropriate option from the Display list, you can view:
All words: displays all the words in the current vocabulary.
Custom words only: displays only words added to the vocabulary by the user.
Words with spoken forms only: displays only words with spoken forms that are
different from their written forms.
Words with formatting properties only: displays only words with special
formatting properties that influence how they appear in the transcription of
dictated text.