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Dragon Administrator Guide version 11.5
In the Roaming, Miscellaneous, and Schedule tabs of the Administrative Settings dialog box,
you set default values for the Roaming User options in the table below. The default values are
then written to the nsdefaults.ini file, the roamingdef.ini file, and the roaminguser.ini file.
After the MSIinstallation is finished, you can use the nsdefaults.ini file, the roamingdef.ini file, and
the roaming.ini file to install Dragon on other computers using the same settings that are in the .ini
files.
See Overview of Installing Dragon using the Windows installer (MSI) and its subtopics for more
information on installing Dragon using an MSIinstallation.
See MSI Options Specific to Dragon for more information on options that can be set during an
MSIinstallation of Dragon.
Do not attempt to manually modify the .ini files. Manually modifying the . ini files may
cause unpredictable or undesirable results.
Option Description and UI equivalent
RoamingUserOn=0 (or 1) Turns on the Roaming feature.
Default 0 = Off
Same as the Roaming Tab - Enable option.
Roaming User Local Cache
Directory
="<existing
directory>"
Sets the location of the local copy of the Roaming User Profile. The
default location is:
Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\N-
uance\Dragon NaturallySpeaking11\RoamingUsers\
Same as the Roaming Tab - Local directory (for cache) option.
Open User Large Col-
lection
=0 (or 1)
Same as the Roaming Tab - Display Classic Open User Pro-
files dialog. option.
See Dragon - What's New for administrators for more information.
Roaming User Restrict
Local
User Access=1 (or 0)
Permits non-Roaming User Profiles to be opened when the Roam-
ing feature is active. Default of 1 restricts access to Roaming User
Profiles only, preventing non-roaming (local) users from dictating
by accident.
Same as the Roaming Tab - Allow non-roaming user profiles to
be opened option.
Roaming User Incorporate
Voc Delta=0 (or 1)
When the vocdelta.dat file reaches 90% of its maximum size (1000
KB, or 1 GB), incorporates the contents of the local vocdelta.dat
file into the master Roaming User Profiles (acoustic model for the
User Profile), without running the Acoustic and Language
Model Optimizer. After it incorporates the contents of the file
into the master Roaming User Profile, it clears that data from the
local User Profile, where new data is culled from subsequent dic-
tation. If the data is being incorporated when you open a roaming
User Profile, the process can be time consuming.
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