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Using Dragon Web Extensions to access links and other Web controls
To click a link or other website control
l Say "Click <name of control>."
For example, "Click Home" would click a link called "Home," or "Click Password" would access a text field called
"Password."
In many cases, the name of a control is clear (for example, the text of a link). If you're not sure, many
websites will show the name in a tooltip if you hover over the control.
You can access any of the following website controls by saying their name:
l Links
l Buttons
l Checkboxes
l Images
l Radio buttons
l Text fields
l List boxes
Generally, you do not need to say the entire name of a control because Dragon will click the control once it has a
unique match. If there are multiple matches, Dragon will display numbers next to each matching field.
To show all controls
1. Say one of the following:
l "Show links" or "Click links"
l "Click button"
l "Click checkbox"
l "Click image"
l "Click radio button"
l "Click text field"
l "Click list box"
Numbers appear next to all controls of that type.
If there is only one control of that type, that control will be clicked.
2. Say "Choose <number>" to make a selection from the numbered controls.
To hide the numbers
If you don't want to select a number, say one of the following to remove them:
l "Cancel"
l "Hide Numbers"
Disabling or Uninstalling Dragon Web Extensions—Firefox
To disable or uninstall Dragon Internet Extension
1. Click the Tools > Add-ons
The Add-ons Manager opens in a new tab.
2. Click Extensions in the panel on the left.
3. Find Dragon Internet Extension.
4. Click Disable or Remove.
To disable Dragon Internet Plug-In
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