Re: Combining DNS and DD Vocabularies?

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Posted by Marcelo on December 18, 1997 at 22:05:55:

In Reply to: Combining DNS and DD Vocabularies? posted by BOB HALL,MD on December 10, 1997 at 23:58:08:

: Posted by Bob Hall, MD on November 29, 1997 at 20:21:41:
: I have been using Dragon Nat. Spkng for several months and have developed a good working medical and personal
: vocabulary. Just bought Drag Dict 3.0 so I can dictate into apps.
: How can I get to use my existing DNS vocab in Drag Dict too?
: This will save me a LOT of time if it can be done!
: Thanks in advance for any help.
: Bob

Unfortunately that is not possible. In order to import vocabularies in Dragon Dictate you need to have all words in a ASCII file, one on each line and with a string of commands as well for each.

Too much work. Just wait a few weeks and Dragon will release a "patch" that will allow dictation in any application with DNS Preferred and Deluxe.

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: : Posted by Bob Hall, MD on November 29, 1997 at 20:21:41:

: : I have been using Dragon Nat. Spkng for several months and have developed a good working medical and personal

: : vocabulary. Just bought Drag Dict 3.0 so I can dictate into apps.

: : How can I get to use my existing DNS vocab in Drag Dict too?

: : This will save me a LOT of time if it can be done!

: : Thanks in advance for any help.

: : Bob



: Unfortunately that is not possible. In order to import vocabularies in Dragon Dictate you need to have all words in a ASCII file, one on each line and with a string of commands as well for each.



: Too much work. Just wait a few weeks and Dragon will release a "patch" that will allow dictation in any application with DNS Preferred and Deluxe.





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