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IMPORTANT:

If desired, you can always assign the command to another group later. Since the Sidebar’s

MyCommands tab only shows custom commands that are in the User-Defined group, you can choose which

commands to display there by making a “clone” of the desired command and assigning it to the User-Defined

group. (See this lesson’s section on cloning.)

Step 5: In the Content field, enter what you want Dragon to paste when you say your command. (You may find

it helpful to enlarge or even maximize the Editor’s window so that a larger Content field is visible.)

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If the text you want already exists in electronic form, you can save time: highlight the desired

segment in the original document, then say “make that a command”. Dragon will automatically open

the Editor and paste the selection in the Content field. All you have to do now is specify the

command’s name and attributes, and edit the Content as needed.

As its name suggests, this type of custom command lets you include graphics as well as text: you can

paste images from another application into the Content field—many people include maps, logos, or

scanned signatures, for instance.