Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

Chapter 7: Using Dragon on Windows Server 2008 R2 or Windows 7 Ultimate Server
4. Enter the Windows keystrokes that will be sent to the server when you press the microphone
button, release the button, or press and release the button.
l Button 1: is set to send the sequence {Shift + Ctrl+D}, which is assigned to the Dragon
desktop shortcut and will start Dragon. Simply pressing Button 1 starts Dragon ; nothing
happens when you let go of the button.
l Button 2: is set to simulate the Dragon Press-to-Talk button by pressing function key F3.
Let’s say the administrator assigns F3 in Dragon as the hotkey setting for using Press-to-
Talk: for a Remote Desktop Connection, the end-user must also set F3 in the PowerMic II
Button Control application. In order for the microphone to turn off when the end-user lets
go of Button 2, it is necessary to enable the Button Release Triggers Key Up checkbox. No
additional key sequence is required for this type of usage.
l Button 3: is set to send two key sequences to simulate turning a feature on and off. For
example, let’s say the end-user assigns {Ctrl+ P} and {Alt} to use to play and stop the
audio playback feature. The same key sequences must be assigned to buttons in order for
the feature to work with a remote desktop connection. This set of key sequences works differently
from the example for Button 2, since the keystroke for the Button Released is
defined explicitly by the user. It is not necessary to enable the Button Release Triggers Key
Up checkbox, since the key sequence itself defines the action.
Notes: Notes: Configuring the PowerMic II buttons
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