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l Use commands like "Activate TextEdit" to launch an application.
See Launching and quitting applications for more details.
l Use commands like "New file," "Close window," or "Switch to next application" to open and close windows or
change which window has focus.
See Navigating application windows for more information.
l Use commands like "Click OK" to control dialog box buttons by voice.
See Using dialog controls for more information.
l Use commands like "Click File menu" to access menus and menu items in any application.
See Menu Walking for more information.
l Use commands like "Press the keys Command S" to access keys and keyboard commands by voice.
See Key commands for more information.
l Use commands like "Move mouse up" and "Mouse click" to control your mouse by voice.
See Mouse commands for more information.
l Say "Open MouseGrid" to use a 3 x 3 grid to move your mouse to a particular area of the screen.
See MouseGrid for more information.
Related topics:
l Getting started with dictation
l Using the Dragon menu
l The Status Window
l Troubleshooting overview
What's New?
This topic describes enhancements and new features in Dragon Professional Individual for Mac version 6.
Faster and more accurate than ever
Dragon Professional Individual for Mac v6 expands the possibilities of speech recognition innovation with a next-
generation speech engine, significantly increasing accuracy over previous versions. Dragon uniquely brings
consistent, optimal accuracy to the Mac, with Deep Learning technology and adaptation techniques that continuously
adjust to your voice or environmental variations, even while you're dictating. Dragon v6 provides:
l Up to 14% improved accuracy out of the box without training
l Continuous learning—even during dictation—for individually adapted accuracy improvements that enhance
the user experience
l Optimal accuracy achieved for speakers with accents or in slight noisy environments such as in a cubicle
environment
Formatting and other recognition improvements, for minimal editing
Dragon delivers improved recognition of number and email address formatting, hyperlink formatting in auto-texts, and
place names based on how we naturally speak, resulting in fewer overall corrections. Examples include:
l "three double two five" → 3225
l "two point five million" → 2.5 million
l "oh point five" → 0.5
l "quarter of five" → 4:45
l "eight pounds fifty" → £8.50
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