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wrote:
>1) If you are in Naturally Speaking, and want to switch to Dragon Dictate for
>command and control, is there a voice command to do that or do you open both
>up manually and then close NS manually?
This requires that DragonDictate is the first running application.
Once DDWin has been started you can start NaturallySpeaking by saying
"Switch to NaturallySpeaking."
To switch back you say "Microphone Off." Once DDWin has control again
you can close NaturallySpeaking by voice.
All of this and more is detailed in the README.WRI the DragonDictate
directory on your Deluxe CD.
>2) Can you say bringup"Application Name" in Natrully Speaking, or do you need
>to switch to Dragon Dictate to do that?
You need to switch to DragonDictate to do that. NaturallySpeaking is
still primarily a dictation class of software.
Take care,
george
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