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A P P E N D I X A Using Dragon NaturallySpeaking With a Portable Recorder
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Later, when you transcribe your recorded dictation, you can choose to
make Dragon NaturallySpeaking ignore all but the commands in the
previous list (or a subset of the list). This prevents potentially damaging
recognition errors (for example, a phrase being incorrectly interpreted as
the command “Delete Previous 5 Paragraphs,” which would actually
delete the previous five paragraphs from your transcription). For more
information on how to do this, see the section on “The Advanced
Settings dialog box” on page 165.
Transcribing recorded dictation
Connecting a recorder to your computer
Before Dragon NaturallySpeaking can transcribe your recorded
dictation, you must establish the connection between your recorder or
your recorder’s memory, and your computer. Use the connection method
you used when you created the user adapted to your recorded speech.
The following procedures describe the different methods you use for
transcription, depending on the type of recorder you are using. Use the
method that is appropriate for your recorder.
Transcribing from the Dragon NaturallyMobile
recorder or the Sony Memory Stick IC Recorder
ICD-MS1
Dragon NaturallySpeaking has features specifically adapted to work
with the Dragon NaturallyMobile recorder and the Sony Memory Stick
IC Recorder ICD-MS1. To transfer files from these recorders, use the
following procedure.
If you are transcribing from a recorder other than the Dragon NaturallyMobile
recorder or the Sony Memory Stick IC Recorder ICD-MS1, see “Transcribing dictation
from other recorders” on page 163 for instructions.
To transcribe recorded dictation:
1 Start Dragon NaturallySpeaking. (You don’t need to turn the
microphone on.)
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