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All Caps
To make a word ALL-CAPS as you dictate
l Say "All Caps <word>" to make the next word you dictate all-caps.
To make the next string of words all-caps as you dictate
l Say "All Caps on" to make every word you dictate all-caps.
l Say "All Caps off" to go back to normal capitalization.
To make text you have already dictated all-caps
l Say "Uppercase <text>" to change the specified text to all-caps.
l Say "Uppercase Next" or "Uppercase Previous" to change the next or previous instance of the same text to
all-caps.
l Say "Uppercase <text> to <text>" to change a range of text from the first specified word through the
second to all-caps.
l Say "Uppercase the paragraph" to change the entire paragraph to all-caps.
l Say "Select <text>," then say "Uppercase selection" to change the selected text to all-caps.
Related topics:
l Making a selection
l Dictation overview
l Revising text
Spacing
In general, Dragon will automatically insert or suppress spacing where appropriate. For example, spaces are inserted
between words and after punctuation such as periods and commas, but suppressed around hyphens. If you need to
make special adjustments, use these commands.
To insert a space
l Say "Space bar."
To adjust spacing as you dictate
l Say "No space <word>" to prevent automatic insertion of a space before the next word.
l Say "No space on" to prevent automatic insertion of a space between a string of words (such as a Web
address).
l Say "No space off" to go back to normal spacing.
To delete a space before a word you already dictated
1. Say "Insert before <word>" to place the cursor before the word.
2. Say "No leading space" or "Press the key Delete."
Remember, in some applications, it's better not to use your mouse and keyboard while dictating text. See
Mixing dictation with typing for more information, including a list of currently supported applications.
Related topics:
l Dictation overview
l Auto Formatting
l Revising text
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