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Chapter 3: Installing Dragon

Use a command line to turn off Active Accessibility in Dragon for specific applications

1. ExitDragon.

2. Opennssystem.ini inatexteditor.Bydefault,nssystem.ini islocatedin:

C:\ProgramData\Nuance\NaturallySpeaking1313

SeeDragonfilestructureforinformationonDragonpathsinotherWindows

operatingsystems.

3. Under[MSAA Modules Disabled],addalinesimilartothefollowingforeachapplic-

ationwhereyouwanttodisabletheuseofActiveAccessibilityServices:

<executable_name>=1

4. Saveandclosenssystem.ini.

5. Re-startDragon.

Forexample,todisableDragon useofActiveAccessibilityServicesinMicrosoftWordand

MicrosoftExcel,youwouldaddthefollowinglinestonssystem.ini:

[MSAAModulesDisabled]

winword=1

excel=1

Note:Ifyoudonotknowthenameofanapplication'sexecutablefile,youcanstartthe

applicationfromtheWindowsStart menuandthenusetheWindowsTaskManagertoview

thelistofcurrentWindowsapplications.TheexecutablenamesarelistedunderImage

NameontheProcessestab.Youcanalsoright-clicktheapplication'siconandselectthe

shortcuttab—theTarget fieldwillprovidethenameoftheexecutable.

Use a GUI to turn off Active Accessibility in Dragon for specific applications

1. OntheDragonBar,selectTools>Options.

2. SelecttheMiscellaneousTab.

3. ChecktheVoice-enable menus, buttons, and other controls, excludingoption.

4. BelowtheVoice-enable menus, buttons, and other controls, excludingoption,

openthedrop-downlist.Thelistcontainsinstalledandrunningapplications,andalsothe

followingstaticapplications:

-MicrosoftOutlook

-LotusNotes

-InternetExplorer

-MicrosoftWord

-MicrosoftExcel

-WordPerfect

5. ToturnoffActiveAccessibilityforanapplication,placeacheckmarkbesidetheapplic-

ation.

6. ClickOK.

Enhancing the privacy of patient data

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