Correcting and Editing

To stop playback and correct a mistake:

To stop playback and correct a mistake, do any of the following:

nClick the Correction button on the Playback toolbar.

nPress the minus (–) key on the numeric keypad.

This stops playback and simultaneously opens the Correction menu. There you can correct the text for the last phrase played back.

NOTE: By default, Dragon stores about 30 minutes of dictation (40 MB). If you want to be able to store more dictation, you can change the amount of disk space that’s set aside for storing it. On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Data tab. Increase the number in the Disk space reserved for playback box.

Dictate now, correct later

When you dictate into the DragonPad, you can save your dictation with your text so either you or someone else can correct it later. You must create and edit your file in the DragonPad to be able to play back dictation. This feature is available in Dragon Professional and higher editions.

You can save dictation with your document if you select the Save recorded dictation with document box on the Data tab of the Options dialog. The first time you save a document in DragonPad during an editing session, Dragon asks you whether you want to save your speech data. If you save your speech data, you can reopen the document at a later time and play back your dictation. If you do not save your speech data, your dictation is stored only during the current editing session.

Correcting your own dictation

If you save your dictation, you can open your file later and play back and correct the text as if you had just dictated it.

Correcting someone else’s dictation

You can play back someone else’s dictation and correct the text to match the dictation. You can do this in two ways:

nCorrect the dictation using your own user files.

nCorrect the dictation using the document author’s user files.

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