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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 />

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in this situation, you can clear this option to prevent the message from appearing. Because the<br />

presence of a lock can indicate a problem that needs to be addressed, <strong>Nuance</strong> recommends that<br />

you enable this option.<br />

Notes:<br />

n This option is valid for users connecting to the Master Roaming User Profile location using a<br />

mapped drive or UNC drive, but is not supported for users connecting over HTTP.<br />

n Be careful when in breaking a locked Roaming User Profile. For example, if you break a lock<br />

when another end-user is writing to the Master Roaming User Profile, breaking the lock may<br />

corrupt the Master Roaming User Profiles.<br />

n If an end-user opens a Roaming User Profile while the Acoustic and Language Model Optimizer<br />

is running on the Master Roaming User Profile, the end-user will see a message but can<br />

continue.<br />

Set audio levels on each machine (recommended)<br />

Select this box to run the Check your microphone option from the Accuracy Center window<br />

before your first session with a Roaming User Profile. This includes the Volume Check and the<br />

microphone Quality Check. Check this option if your users are dictating on different computers<br />

or on a single computer, like a laptop, in many different locations. When an end-user changes computers<br />

or locations, the audio setup data can vary depending on differences in the microphone and<br />

sound card, as well as differences in ambient sound levels of each Roaming User Profile location.<br />

In situations where <strong>Dragon</strong> detects a significant difference between operating systems, sound<br />

cards, microphones, or other hardware, the program will prompt you to run Check your microphone<br />

even if you do not have this option selected.<br />

Save acoustic information<br />

An end-user selects the Save acoustic information option to make sure that their acoustic information<br />

is saved along with their local User Profile. By saving the acoustic information, the enduser<br />

ensures that any corrections they make will be available after they close and re-open the User<br />

Profile. This option also makes sure that these corrections will be synchronized between the<br />

Local and Master Roaming User Profile if the end-user also enables the Always copy acoustic<br />

information to network option.<br />

This option is turned on by default<br />

Copy <strong>Dragon</strong> Log to Network<br />

Select this box to copy the <strong>Dragon</strong>.log file from the local workstation to the master Roaming User<br />

Profile location whenever the program synchronizes the local and master Roaming User Profile.<br />

<strong>Dragon</strong>.log contains information that can help to diagnose problems that your users might<br />

encounter using <strong>Dragon</strong>.<br />

Note: The <strong>Dragon</strong>.log file will not be copied once the maximum size is reached in the Disk space<br />

reserved for network archive option.<br />

Selecting this option can increase how long it takes to close a Roaming User Profile. It can also<br />

limit the usefulness of the Acoustic and Language Model Optimizer because it reduces the

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