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To click a hyperlink, say its name or just

part of it, preceded by the word ‘click’ or

not. (If an arrow appears next to it, say

click that.) Say click text field or edit

box to move the insertion point to the first

text field on the screen. If you want to

dictate into the next text field, you can say

next control.

Say click image to click on an image.

(Note: on the Web, some items may be

designed to look like text but are actually

images.)

Say click check box to select (or

unselect) a check box.

Say click radio button to select a radio

button (round option button).

Say click list box to select a list box, then

drop list or show choices to display the

list. (To highlight list items, you can use

the move up n and move down n

commands.)

Say click combo box (combination of a

drop-down list and a single-line textbox)

Key points about Dragon and the Web

 Dragon includes commands you can say anytime to perform general Web searches, as well as searches

in specific categories (maps, news, products, images, videos) or specific websites, such as Wikipedia.

 The shortcut command “open top site for…” can be the quickest way to open the website of an institution

or service.

 The shortcut commands can be disabled in the Options dialog. Before executing these commands,

Dragon opens a box which lets you revise, replace, or augment your keywords; this box can be disabled

in the Options dialog.

 Dragon offers commands to post to Facebook or Twitter. You can disable these from the Options dialog.

 Dragon is always looking to match what it hears to possible commands. For HTML links, by default,

Dragon requires you to say ‘click’, because by saying a word or phrase in isolation you could activate a

link inadvertently. (This requirement can be changed on the Commands tab of the Options dialog.)

 You’ll need to install the Dragon extension for your browser.

 What Dragon can do differs among browsers. For more information, see the Help or the Command

Browser.