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I don't have a gordon.dat in my dd3 directory, nor do I have a file by
that name in any directory on my hard drive. The Dictation Archive in
Vocabulary Manager does not display its contents in the right hand
column as other vocabularies do - this has been true of all Windows
versions of Dragon Dictate as far as I know. The US/UK 3.01 patch is
1265K and took 6 minutes and 27 seconds to download on a 28.8
connection.
Hope this helps,
Rose
Judy Evans wrote:
>
> I have a file called Gordon.dat in my dd3 directory.
> Does anyone know what this is?
>
> -- I'm not using 3.01 yet because it would take too many
> hours -- and the phone company would get too much of
> my money -- when I downloaded it!!
>
> Also has anyone else got a Dictation Archive Box in the
> Vocabulary Manager that has a plus by it but when clicked
> goes coy -- the plus disappears?
> -- if this is a harmless little bugette, and I imagine it is,
> it doesn't really matter. Just wondered :)
>
> ---------------------------------------
> Judy Evans jae2@@york.ac.uk
> Typing, Dragon Dictate's. Opinions mine
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