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Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

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<strong>Dragon</strong> <strong>12</strong> <strong>Administrator</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Installation using the <strong>Dragon</strong><br />

installation process<br />

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Perform the following steps to use the user interface of the <strong>Dragon</strong> installation process:<br />

1. Insert the product DVD in the DVD drive. If the installation does not start, run setup.exe from<br />

the DVD.<br />

2. Choose the Custom installation with appropriate languages and vocabularies.<br />

3. Choose the Custom installation with appropriate vocabularies.<br />

4. Choose the following check boxes under Additional options to have additional dialog boxes<br />

pop up at the end of the installation, where you can make changes that affect all end-users dictating<br />

on this computer.<br />

l Modify the application's settings for all user profiles - Displays the Options dialog box<br />

at the end of the installation.<br />

l Modify the administrative settings - Displays the Administrative Settings dialog box at<br />

the end of the installation, where you set up the Roaming feature, where to backup your<br />

User Profiles, and who can modify commands/vocabularies.<br />

l Auto-Formatting options - Displays the Auto-Formatting dialog box at the end of the<br />

installation, where you apply uniform formatting to all documents dictated at this installation;<br />

for example, formats for dates, times, and phone numbers.<br />

5. When the Options dialog box appears, select the default options that should apply to all client<br />

installations and click OK. This dialog box is where you set up all the options under the various<br />

tabs (Correction, Command, and so on). In <strong>Dragon</strong>, you can also program custom actions into<br />

the buttons on the PowerMic I and PowerMic II microphones.<br />

Note: Settings under the Playback/Text-to-Speech tab are not saved. To include Text-to-<br />

Speech as a feature of your installation, work with options in Summary: MSI Options for Installing<br />

<strong>Dragon</strong> Features/Advanced Options.<br />

Note: At least one supported third-party indexing/search software should be installed on the<br />

system before you install <strong>Dragon</strong>, or the Enable Desktop Search commands check box will not<br />

only be unchecked, but will not be available to be checked. <strong>Dragon</strong> supports Google Desktop<br />

and Microsoft Vista Search.<br />

6. When the Auto-Formatting dialog box appears, select Auto-Formatting options to apply to all<br />

client installations and click OK.<br />

7. When the Administrative Settings dialog box appears, if you want to set up Roaming User Profiles,<br />

set the options under Roaming User Profile (to set the HTTP or HTTPS settings under<br />

the HTTP Settings or HTTPS Settings button, you must have either http:// or https:// in<br />

front of the network directory path); whether you have Roaming User Profiles or not, set the<br />

options under Miscellaneous and Scheduled Tasks tabs and click Apply for each; then, when<br />

you have set all the settings, click OK.<br />

8. <strong>Dragon</strong> has saved the configuration you created with running natspeak.exe in the nsdefaults.ini<br />

and roamingdef.ini files (the roamingdef.ini file is created only if you set up Roaming User

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