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Chapter 6: Revising Text
Command To... Say...
Correct
<xyz>
OR
"Correct
<abc>"
through
<xyz>
Use the
Correction
menu to
change
one or
more text
matches
Choose <number>" or "<n>." For example, say
"Choose 3" or "3" to correct only the third instance of a
number of text matches.
OR
"Choose all" to correct all text matches Dragon displays.
Notes:
• Depending on how Dragon's Correction Options are
set, Dragon displays either the Correction menu (see
example below)or the Spelling window when you use
the Correct command. If you use "Choose all" when
multiple correction options are displayed, you can
replace all of the selections with a numbered option from
the menu or use "all caps that." Other menu commands
apply to the last match selected.
• Changes to multiple text matches do not work from
the Spelling window.
Insert
before
Move the
cursor to
just before
a
particular
word or
phrase in
your
document
Choose <number>" or "<n>." For example, say
"Choose 3" or "3" to move cursor into position just
before the third instance of a number of text matches.
Insert
after
Move the
cursor to
just after a
particular
word or
phrase in
your
document
Choose <number>" or "<n>." For example, say
"Choose 3" or "3" to move cursor into position just after
the third instance of a number of text matches.
Notes
n In the numbering of matches, Dragon will include homophone and
hyphenated variants of the word or phrase. In the following example,
Dragon identifies matches in the words "Course," "course's," "full-
course," "half-course," and "coarse."
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