Sony ICD-BP150VTP - Manual (Page 77)

C H A P T E R 6 Numbers and Punctuation
Dragon NaturallySpeaking User’s Guide 69
Punctuation
Here’s what to say for the most common punctuation marks. For a list of
all punctuation marks, see page 240 in the Appendix.
You can use the Vocabulary Editor TM to view or change the formatting
properties of the punctuation. For more information, see “Changing
word properties” on page 166.
TO EN TE R SA Y
, comma
. period
dot
point
[each one has different spacing characteristics]
? question mark
! exclamation mark (All Dialects)
exclamation point (US/Canada)
“ open quote
close quote
‘ open single quote
close single quote
( open paren (US/Canada)
left paren (US/Canada)
left parenthesis (All Dialects)
open parenthesis (All Dialects)
) close paren (US/Canada)
right paren (US/Canada)
right parenthesis (All Dialects)
close parenthesis (All Dialects)
‘ apostrophe
‘s apostrophe-ess
- hyphen
minus sign
-- [double
hyphen] dash
space bar