Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

4. Enter the following natspeak command:
natspeak.exe /setdefaultsoptions
Chapter 5: Installing Dragon using the Windows installer (MSI)
5. When the Options dialog box appears, select the default options that should apply to all client
installations and click OK. This dialog box is where you set up all the options under the various
tabs (Correction, Command, and so on). In Dragon, you can also program custom actions into
the buttons on the PowerMic I and PowerMic II microphones.
Note: Settings under the Playback/Text-to-Speech tab are not saved. To include Text-to-
Speech as a feature of your installation, work with options in Summary: MSI Options for Installing
Dragon Features/Advanced Options.
Note: At least one supported third-party indexing/search software should be installed on the
system before you install Dragon, or the Enable Desktop Search commands check box will not
only be unchecked, but will not be available to be checked. Dragon supports Google Desktop
and Microsoft Vista Search.
6. Enter another natspeak command:
natspeak /SetDefaultFormattingOptions
When the Auto-Formatting dialog box appears, select Auto-Formatting options to apply to all client installations
and click OK.
7. Enter a final natspeak command:
natspeak /setdefaultadministrativeoptions
8. When the dialog box appears, if you want to set up Roaming User Profiles, set the options
under Roaming User Profile (to set the HTTP or HTTPS settings under the HTTP Settings or
HTTPS Settings button, you must have either http:// or https:// in front of the network directory
path); whether you have Roaming User Profiles or not, set the options under Miscellaneous
and Scheduled Tasks tabs and click Apply for each; then, when you have set all the settings,
click OK.
9. Dragon has saved the configuration you created with running natspeak.exe in the nsdefaults.ini
and roamingdef.ini files (the roamingdef.ini file is created only if you set up Roaming User Profiles).
You can find these .ini files under
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Nuance\NaturallySpeaking12\.
Note: If you do not find the nsdefaults.ini file in the sub-folders under All Users, navigate to
All Users.WINDOWS, or administrator, or any other Documents and Settings sub-folders for
other end-users on this workstation until you locate the nsdefaults.ini file. It’s possible that the
workstation was configured so that a different “user” folder is the default for application data
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