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Chapter 12: Improving recognition accuracy
Auto-formatting titles
Inserts abbreviated versions of any title in Dragon's Abbreviated titles list.
For example, "Mr." for "Mister," or "Pres." for "President."
Auto-formatting dates
Controls how Dragon formats dates when you dictate the day, month, and
year together.
Use the drop-down button to select the format you want to use most often.
Available formats are:
n Dates As Spoken
n Month D, YYYY
n Month DD, YYYY
n Mon D, YYYY
n Mon DD, YYYY
n M/D/YYYY
n M/D/YY
n MM/DD/YYYY
n MM/DD/YY
n MM-DD-YY
n D Month, YYYY
n D/M/YYYY
n D/M/YY
n DD/MM/YYYY
n DD/MM/YY
n DD-Mon-YY
n YYYY-MM-DD
NOTES
n If you clear the "Dates" checkbox, Dragon will not apply automatic
date formatting. For example, after clearing the checkbox, if you dic-
tate "July twenty seventh," Dragon will write "July 27th."
By default, Dragon does not use the numeral form of numbers smaller
than 10, whether for cardinal numbers (one, two, three...)or ordinal
numbers (first, second, third...). If the "Dates"checkbox is cleared,
Dragon writes "the 10th of June" and "the seventh of June" unless you
change the default setting "Numbers, if greater or equal to" on the
Auto-Formatting Options dialog box.
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