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Dragon 12 Installation and User Guide
Search
type Syntax
Example
commands What happens
Search (news | events) for
<dictation>
Search (products | shops)
for <dictation>
Search (maps | places) for
<dictation>
Search the
Web using
dates,
times,
names, or
calculations
Search the
Web for
<date,
time, name,
or
calculations
>
Remember to say
the words without
pausing. Also, you
can leave out
punctuation and
Dragon adds it for
you. For example,
say:
“Search Google for
87 divided by 12”
"Search the Web for
11o'clock am
November 11 1945"
(Dragon displays the
search terms as
"11:00 AM
November 11 ,
1945")
"Search the Web for
57Euros in US
dollars"
"Search the Web for
Winston Churchill"
Optionally, Dragon
displays your search string
so that you can edit the
keywords if necessary.
Dragon searches the Web
as requested using your
default browser and search
engine.
Directly
open the
top-ranked
Web site
for your
search
term
"Open top
Web site
(on | about
| for ) [the]
<specific
topic or
Web site>"
"Open top Web site
for University of
Kansas"
You can also
substitute "Web
page" or "site" for
"Web site"
Optionally, Dragon
displays your search string
so that you can edit the
keywords if necessary.
Dragon opens your default
Web browser and displays
the top-ranked page for
the phrase "University of
Kansas"
Note:
The "Find a Web site (on | about | for ) [the] <specific topic or Web site>"
command has been removed from Version 12. You can continue to use "Open
top Web site (on | about | for ) [the] <specific topic or Web site>" command.
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