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Chapter 9: Working with Web browsers
Internet Explorer commands
Using tabs in Firefox
Using Rich Internet Application extensions
In the Dragon Help, see:
Following links and clicking buttons
Specifying Web addresses
Going to text boxes and selecting check boxes and option buttons
Notes
n You cannot select icons on the toolbar, Java ™ or ActiveX ® applets, or
items in the History, Search, or Channels panels by voice.
n The "Enable commands in HTML windows" box must be selected on the
Commands tab of the Options dialog box to use Internet Explorer and
Firefox commands.
n You can use the same voice commands that you use with Internet
Explorer to navigate in other applications that run within an HTML win-
dow. This includes Help windows based on HTML, such as this Help topic.
n On some versions of Windows, you can control Internet Explorer menus
and dialog boxes by voice only if the "Voice-enable menus, buttons, and
other controls, excluding" box is selected on the Miscellaneous tab of the
Options dialog box.
n On some versions of Windows, Microsoft Active Accessibility should be
installed before using voice commands with Internet Explorer. If Micro-
soft Active Accessibility is not installed, you must always start Dragon
before you start Internet Explorer. If Internet Explorer is already run-
ning, close it, start Dragon, and then restart Internet Explorer.
Searching the Web by voice
Use the Dragon Voice Shortcuts in this topic to perform the following types of
Web searches:
n Search the Web: Starts a Web search in your default browser. Dragon
displays your search string for editing if needed, and then uses your
default search provider to search the Internet for your search terms. See
Search the Web for details.
n Search a specific Web site: Starts a Web search of a specific site in
your default browser. Dragon displays your search string for editing if
needed, and then uses your default search provider to search a specific
Web site for your search terms. See Search a specific Web site for
details.
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