Nuance comm K609A-G00-11.0, K609A-GC3-11.0, K609A-WN9-11.0 Correcting text using voice commands

Correcting and Editing

You can change the hot key assignment on the Hot keys tab of the Options dialog box. You can also click the Correction button on the Extras toolbar of the DragonBar.

3If one of the alternatives is correct, press the Down Arrow key to highlight that choice and then press ENTER to accept it. If no alternative is correct, just type or say the correct text.

4Continue until all the text is correct.

Correcting text using voice commands

1Say “Select” or “Correct” and the text that is incorrect, the Correction menu appears with a number of alternatives.

n If one alternative is correct, say “Choose” and the number of that alternative.

n If none of the alternatives is correct, say “Spell That,” spell the correct word or words into the Spell dialog box, and then say “OK.”

Selecting a large amount of text or an entire document and then saying “Spell That” can produce unpredictable results.

2Verify that the correct text appears in the document in place of the misrecognized text and continue to the next misrecognition.

Correcting text while playing back dictation

1Move the insertion point to the beginning of the dictation you want to correct.

2Click Play That Back on the Sound menu of the DragonBar or click the Start Playback button on the Extras toolbar. You can also say, “Play that back.”

3When the playback of your dictation reaches a recognition error, press the correction hot key. By default, this is the minus (–) key on the numeric keypad.

4If one of the alternatives is correct, press the Down Arrow key to highlight that choice and then press ENTER to accept it. If no alternative is correct, just type or say the correct text and

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