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Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

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Creation and management of the<br />

recognition history log files<br />

<strong>Dragon</strong> creates and manages two recognition history log files:<br />

Chapter 1: Introduction to <strong>Dragon</strong> <strong>12</strong><br />

n RecogLog.txt: The current recognition history log file. <strong>Dragon</strong> saves new recognition history<br />

data into this file.<br />

n RecogLog_.txt: An older recognition history log file. <strong>Dragon</strong> no longer<br />

saves data into this file. The name of this file includes its creation date, for example, RecogLog_<br />

2011_08_04.txt.<br />

The RecogLog files are located:<br />

n In the local User Profile directory:<br />

C:\ProgramData\<strong>Nuance</strong>\<strong>NaturallySpeaking</strong><strong>12</strong>\Users<br />

n In the backup locations for the User Profiles:<br />

C:\ProgramData\<strong>Nuance</strong>\<strong>NaturallySpeaking</strong><strong>12</strong>\Users\backup<br />

When an end-user loads a User Profile, <strong>Dragon</strong> examines the creation date of the oldest recognition<br />

history log file. <strong>Dragon</strong> keeps a maximum of two log files. <strong>Dragon</strong> creates a new log file<br />

every 10 days or when the size of the old log file exceeds 3 MB.<br />

If creating a new recognition history log file would result in three files, <strong>Dragon</strong> deletes the oldest<br />

recognition history log file.<br />

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