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At any time, you can say what can I say, and Dragon will display a list of 5 commands applicable to the current

application. You can then say any of those, omitting the word “show” if you wish.

Note: you could say these 5 commands anytime, without first saying what can I say.

Saying formatting commands, for instance, displays a short list of commands related to formatting text:

The Interactive Tutorial

Available from the Help menu, the Interactive Tutorial contains short progressive simulations and makes you

practice important habits for efficient dictating, as well as correcting errors, formatting and revising text, using the

Web and customizing your Dragon profile including options and vocabulary.

It includes important editing commands such as “go back,” Dictation Commands such as “cap,” “all caps,” and

“numeral…” as well an example of correcting in the Spelling Window and accepting a Smart Format Rule. We

recommend that all users take advantage of it.

Note:

 When the Interactive Tutorial opens, Dragon automatically turns off its microphone and in each lesson,

you practice an important habit: turning the microphone on and off.

 While going through the simulations, you must speak just the current prompt and do so in one breath

(without pausing within it).

The printable guides

The latest Installation Guide is available as a PDF on the Nuance website alongside the Quick Card and other

resources. The Help menu gives direct access to the website’s User Documentation page.

When viewing the PDF file, you can click chapter headings to jump to specific topics, and you can print out

sections as well as the entire file.

Note: If you use a Bluetooth microphone, be sure to read its documentation, charge the headset, pair it if

necessary, and make sure it is not only powered up, but also active (that is, in “call mode”—on the Plantronics

Calisto, this is done by pressing the headset’s button).