Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

Dragon 12 Administrator Guide
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Opening a Roaming User Profile
When the Roaming feature is enabled, you can only open Roaming User Profiles (unless you set an
option allowing speakers to open both Roaming and Local User Profiles).
To open a Roaming User Profile:
1. On the DragonBar, select Profile > Open User Profile.
2. On the Open User Profile dialog box, select a User Profile from the list, and click Open.
If you do not see the User Profile you are looking for, press F5 to refresh the list of User Profile.
Notes:
n If you allow end-users to select both non-roaming local and Roaming User Profiles,
make sure they select the correct location from the Location of user profiles dropdown
list.
n When the Roaming feature is enabled, you can only open Roaming User Profiles. The
Location of user profiles drop down list displays only the Roaming User Profile
locations you defined in the Administrative Settings dialog box. To let the end-users
open both local (non-roaming) and Roaming User Profiles, select the Allow non-
Roaming User profiles to be opened option in the Administrative Settings dialog
box. Clearing this option prevents end-users from dictating with a non-roaming local
User Profile by accident. For more information, see Enabling the Roaming feature on
each computer where an end-user will dictate.
n If you connect to your Roaming User Profile Master Directory over HTTP or HTTP
with SSL, and you find that the Open User Profile dialog box does not display all the
vocabularies and acoustic models for your User Profiles, make sure that:
The .INI extensions is registered in MIME types (ini.png) list of your IIS
server.
Add all file extensions within your Master Roaming User Profile directories
and sub-directories to the Registered MIME types list of your IIS server.
You could also add a wildcard ( .*) MIME-type.
For more information on adding a wildcard ( .*) MIME-type, see:
For Windows Server 2008:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc725608(WS.10).aspx
n The end-user's topics.ini and acoustics.ini files are not locked, password
protected, or otherwise access restricted by your server permissions.