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Chapter 8: Working with Web applications
Supported Web browsers
Rich Internet Application (RIA) extensions are available in the following Web
browsers and versions:
n Internet Explorer, version 9 (32-bit mode only)
n Mozilla Firefox, version 12 or later
n Google Chrome, version 16 or later
If you don't have one of these browsers in the version listed, you can still use
Dragon's existing capabilities for commands and dictation on the Web, but you
will not have the full benefit of Web application support.
IMPORTANT
In the specific web applications it supports, the RIA feature adds to Dragon’s
usual capabilities in the particular supported Web browser.
Dragon's functionality differs significantly between Web browsers. Please see
Working with a Web browser. For example: In Chrome, you cannot select
hyperlinks by name or use commands like “refresh page” and “open new tab”.
For these actions, you must use global commands, such as mouse commands
or press commands such as “press F5” and “press control t”.
Before you begin
1. Make sure you have the right browser.
2. Launch Dragon and launch your browser. If the browser asks you to enable
the extensions, click "Yes."
3. Restart your browser.
4. Go to the site for the Web application you want to use and log in to your
account.
5. Determine if the feature is active.
For more information, see Enabling Web application support.
Displaying the commands this feature adds
Use the following procedures to display, hide, or print the RIAcommands
available in a supported Web application.
To display a list of the commands for the current Web application
Say "[click] Show Site Commands" or click the link.
To hide the command list
Say "Hide Site Commands" or click the link.
To print the command list for reference
1. Say "Show Site Commands" to open the list.
2. Click the Printer icon on the Website commands window.
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