15.4

Dragon Client Installation Guide
Option Description and user interface equivalent
Formatting enabled:
;(NumberHalfFormatted) "million"
instead of ",000,000
"million" instead of ",000,000" check box:
If enabled, Dragon writes the word “million”
instead of six zeros when users dictate round
numbers in the millions.
If disabled, Dragon writes 1,000,000.
Default: Enabled
Formatting disabled:
;(NumberHalfFormatted) "million"
instead of ",000,000"
NumberHalfFormatted=0
Formatting disabled:
;(SocialSecurityNumbers) US &Social
Security Numbers
US Social Security Numbers check box:
If enabled, Dragon formats sequences of nine
numbers as a US Social Security Number.
If disabled, Dragon does not insert hyphens into
nine-digit numbers.
Default: Disabled
Formatting enabled:
;(SocialSecurityNumbers) US &Social
Security Numbers
SocialSecurityNumbers=1
Use numerals over 10:
;(NumberRange)
Numbers, if greater than or equal to check
box:
If enabled, Dragon formats numbers as numerals
when they are greater than or equal to the
specified value (0, 2, 10, or 100).
If disabled, Dragon does not format numbers as
numerals.
Default: 0
All other settings:>
;(NumberRange)
NumberRange=<value>
Single space after a period:
;(TwoSpacesAfterPeriod) &Insert two
spaces after period
Insert two spaces after period check box:
If enabled, Dragon inserts two spaces at the end
of sentences.
If disabled, Dragon adds only one space.
Default: Disabled
Two spaces after a period:
;(TwoSpacesAfterPeriod) &Insert two
spaces after period
TwoSpacesAfterPeriod=1
Formatting enabled:
;(CrossUtteranceFormatting) Allow
pauses in fo&rmatted phrases
Allow pauses in formatted phrases check
box:
If enabled, Dragon applies Auto-Formatting to
numbers and phrases even when users pause
while saying them.
If disabled, automatic number and phrase
formatting may not take effect if the user
pauses.
Default: Enabled
Formatting disabled:
;(CrossUtteranceFormatting) Allow
pauses in fo&rmatted phrases
CrossUtteranceFormatting=0
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