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Accessing a specific item on a Web page

These commands require the setting "Enable commands in HTML windows," which is on by default and can be

found on the Commands tab of the Options dialog.

IMPORTANT: Dragon is always looking to match what it hears to possible commands. For HTML windows,

you can choose to require ‘click’, because saying a word or phrase in isolation may activate a link instead of

being transcribed—see the Commands tab of the Options dialog. This option is on by default.

For all these commands, if what you said matches multiple items on the screen, Dragon will display numbered

arrows next to the items; to indicate the desired item, say choose 3 or whatever number corresponds to your

choice. (If you need the numbers to go away, just say hide numbers.)

To click a hyperlink, say its name or just part of it, preceded by the word ‘click’ or not. (If an arrow

appears next to it, say click that.)