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APPENDIX B
Dragon NaturallySpeaking Version 5 Commands List
Dragon NaturallySpeaking User’s Guide
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Currency symbols
When spelling in the Correction dialog box, you can enter the following
special characters by voice. (If the program has trouble recognizing a
character, try using the longest available spoken form.)
Accented and international characters
When spelling in the Correction dialog box, you can enter the following
special characters by voice. (If the program has trouble recognizing a
character, try using the longest available spoken form.)
–en dash
- soft hyphen
(Nonbreaking
space)
nonbreaking space
or nonbreakable space or no break
space
or unbreakable space
TO EN TE R SAY
$dollar sign or dollar
¢ cent sign/cent
£ US/Canada: pound sterling sign
Other Dialects: pound sign or pound
¥ yen sign or yen
(or EUR)*
* Dragon NaturallySpeaking uses EUR as the default for the euro symbol. For the program to
recognize “euro” in symbol form, you must change the Euro option in the Dragon
NaturallySpeaking Options dialog box. From the NaturallySpeaking menu, point to
Advanced, click Options, and then click the Formatting tab. Type the euro symbol in the “Euro
symbol or abbreviation” box.
euro sign or euro
ƒ guilder sign or guilder
¤ general currency
or general currency sign
international currency
or international currency sign
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´ (acute) accent acute or acute
` (grave) accent grave or grave or backquote
˜ (tilde) centered tilde
or accent tilde or tilde
¨ (umlaut) accent umlaut or dieresis
ˆ (circumflex) accent circumflex
or circumflex
TO EN TE R SAY
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