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"C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu" was also scanned for shortcuts for the Bring
Up group.
Aside from the following three locations are you or anyone else aware
of any other folders which are scanned?
"C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu"
"C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu\Programs"
"C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu\Programs\DragonDictate for Windows"
On Mon, 6 Jul 1998 10:19:43 +0100, L.C.Jackson@@psd.maff.gov.uk wrote:
>Thanks very much, it was the entry in the Start Menu that I had missed.
>My (remaining) sanity is saved.
>
>L.C.Jackson@@psd.maff.gov.uk
>
>>From: gttracy@@perigee.net (George Tracy)
>>Date: Fri, 03 Jul 1998 21:09:00 -0400
>>Subject: Re: DragonDictate AppBring Up anomaly
>>
>>DragonDictate scans the contents of the following directories for
>>shortcuts to include in the Bring Up group. In addition to deleting
>>the entry from your Bring Up group in the Vocabulary Manager also make
>>sure that neither of the following directories contain a shortcut
>>which starts your program. If it exists, delete it.
>>
>>"C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu\Programs"
>>"C:\WINDOWS\Start Menu\Programs\DragonDictate for Windows"
>>
>>Save your user files and restart your system and it should solve your
>>problem.
>>
>>On Fri, 3 Jul 1998 12:40:36 +0100, L.C.Jackson@@psd.maff.gov.uk wrote:
>>
>>>Help! I am being driven demented by an entry in DragonDictate' s
>>>Bring up group which I need to delete or disable. However every
>>>time I delete or modify the command using vocabulary manager it
>>>pops up again exactly as before after I reboot my PC.
>>
>>>Can anyone suggest how I might delete the command permanently?
