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After closing any open users:

1. Click Administrative Settings on the DragonBar Tools menu. This displays the Administrative Settings

dialog box.

2. On the Roaming tab, select Enable.

Step 4: Specify the location of the Master Roaming User

On each computer where you plan to have users dictating as a Roaming Users, you must tell that installation

of Dragon NaturallySpeaking where the Master Roaming user is located, and if necessary, create that location.

After selecting Enable on the Roaming tab:

1. Click the Add button. This displays the Roaming User Network Location dialog box. You use the Roaming User

Network Location dialog box to define the network location of the master roaming users. The location you

pick must be accessible to all computers on the network that you want available for dictation with Dragon

NaturallySpeaking.

2. Set the Display Name and the Network Location. The Roaming User feature supports the following types of

locations:

 Mapped Drive - the format is: <drive letter:>\<folder name>. For example, y:\roaming.

 UNC Path - the format is: \\servername\sharename\path\filename.

 HTTP (http:) - the format is: http://myserver.com/webdav.

3. For HTTP locations, click the HTTP Settings button to set information specific to your HTTP connection like

Authentication, Firewall, and Proxy Server information.

After specifying the HTTP Settings, use the Test Connection button to make sure your settings are correct.

Note: Additional installation of a third-party web server application called WebDAV is required. WebDAV software

is required in order to access and secure DNS user profiles on the Internet location. The WebDAV application is

available free of charge at www.webdav.org.

For more information on setting the location of the master roaming user, see Roaming User Network Location

Step 5: Specify the location of a Local Roaming User

When a user opens a Master Roaming User, Dragon NaturallySpeaking transfers a copy of that user to the local

machine. That local copy is called the Local Roaming User.

You can set this location, called <Roaming Local>, from the the Administrative Settings dialog box

To accept the default <Roaming Local> location, click OK on the Administrative Settings dialog box. You will

be prompted to create the default directory if it does not already exists.

The default location of

<Roaming Local> is:

Documents and Settings\All Users\Application

Data\Nuance\NaturallySpeaking9\RoamingUsers\<display name>\<username>

The <display name> is the name you defined for the Master Roaming User location. You can have multiple