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Appendix A: Modifying nsdefaults.ini
Option Description and user interface equivalent
Default: 1 (selected) If set to 1, allows Dragon to work with Internet Explorer and
Chrome.
If set to 0 and the Dragon Web Extension is installed, the
user cannot select web page elements by voice or dictate
directly in web page fields.
Enable IE Commands=0/1
Default: 1 (selected)
Enable commands in HTML windows check box:
If set to 1, enables commands for use with Internet Explorer
and Chrome.
If set to 0, disables some Internet Explorer and Chrome
commands, and voice commands in some Microsoft
Outlook dialog boxes.
Enable HTML Custom API=0/1
Default: 1
Not relevant to Dragon.
Click Command Required in
IE=0/1
Default: 1 (selected)
Require "Click" to select hyperlinks in HTML windows
check box:
If set to 1, Dragon requires users to say “Click <link text>”
to click a link in web browsers. This option prevents Dragon
from clicking links unintentionally during dictation.
If set to 0, users can say the link text to click.
Click Command Required For
Menus=0/1
Default: 1 (selected)
Require "Click" to select menus check box:
If set to 1, Dragon requires users to say “Click <menu>” to
open a menu. This option prevents Dragon from clicking
menus unintentionally during dictation.
If set to 0, users can say the name of the menu to click.
Click Command Required For
Controls=0/1
Default: 1 (selected)
Require “Click” to select buttons and other controls:
If set to 1, Dragon requires users to say “Click <control>” to
click a button or other control. This option prevents Dragon
from clicking menus unintentionally during dictation.
If set to 0, users can say the name of a button or control to
click.
Use Recognition Mode
Commands=0/1
Default: 1 (selected)
Enable recognition mode switching commands check
box:
If set to 1, users can switch recognition modes by voice.
If set to 0, users must switch recognition modes using the
DragonBar.
Start Web Search=0/1
Default: 1 (selected)
Enable Web search commands check box:
If set to 1, enables Web searching commands based on
natural speech. For example, “Search the web for weather
in Seattle.”
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