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C H A P T E R 1 5 Using a Handheld Recorder (Preferred edition only)
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closing the Transcribe a Recording dialog box. Make sure the window
you select accepts text.
Commands
You can choose either the All Commands, Restricted Commands, or
Dictation Only option.
■ “All Commands” enables all Dragon NaturallySpeaking ® commands
during transcription. Any command recognized in the recording is
carried out.
■ “Restricted Commands” disables all but the restricted command set
during transcription. If other commands are recognized, they are
entered as text. This prevents potentially damaging misrecognitions
(for example, a phrase being misrecognized as “Delete Previous
Paragraph”). For more information about the restricted command
set, see page 186.
■ “Dictation Only” disables all commands during transcription,
except for dictation commands. If the recording contains commands,
they are entered as text in the document.
Communication options (for the Dragon NaturallyMobile ™ recorder only)
■ “Select the Baud Rate to connect to the Dragon NaturallyMobile ™
recorder” specifies the communication speed between your
computer and your recorder. Generally, the speed should be set to
the highest number (115,200). If you are having communication
errors, try selecting a lower number.
■ “Dragon NaturallyMobile recorder is on ”
specifies the serial communications (COM) port that corresponds to
the connector where you plugged in your recorder. If you have a
problem connecting to your recorder, try selecting a different COM
port. The default COM port is COM1.
Miscellaneous options (for Line-In recorders only)
“When using a Line-In recorder, stop transcribing after seconds of
silence” instructs Dragon NaturallySpeaking
® to finish transcribing a
recording after it detects a certain number of seconds of silence. You can
enter any value between 1 and 99 seconds, but it should be long enough
that Dragon NaturallySpeaking
® will not think you have finished when
you are only pausing. Then, when you are dictating, be sure not to pause
for more than the number of seconds you choose. At the end of your
dictation, be sure that you record silence for at least that number of
seconds.