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Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

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Creating the Data Distribution<br />

Directory<br />

Chapter 8: Customizing a User Profile<br />

You create a data distribution directory to store word lists, commands, or both, that you plan to<br />

distribute to multiple end-users of <strong>Dragon</strong> <strong>NaturallySpeaking</strong> .<br />

When word lists and commands are in the data distribution directory, as soon as a person opens<br />

their User Profiles, <strong>Dragon</strong> automatically imports words and commands from the data distribution<br />

directory into the User Profiles. This occurs regardless of the location of the computer the enduser<br />

dictates on.<br />

You can use the Data Distribution Tool to put words and commands into a data distribution<br />

directory. For more information, see Starting the Data Distribution Tool.<br />

Note: In Windows XP, by default, <strong>Dragon</strong> places custom words for existing <strong>Dragon</strong> User Profiles<br />

here:<br />

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\<strong>Nuance</strong>\<strong>Dragon</strong> <strong>NaturallySpeaking</strong><strong>12</strong>\custom.<br />

See "<strong>Dragon</strong> file structure" in the <strong>Dragon</strong> Help for information on default locations on Windows 7<br />

and other operating systems.<br />

Create a data distribution directory in a location other<br />

than the default location<br />

Repeat the following steps for each workstation that should share the distributed words or commands.<br />

1. In <strong>Dragon</strong>, close all open User Profiles.<br />

2. On the network, create a directory and give all end-users that dictate with <strong>Dragon</strong> access to the<br />

directory. Grant read access to providers that dictate. Grant write access only to administrators.<br />

3. If <strong>Dragon</strong> is running, on the <strong>Dragon</strong>Bar, select Tools > Administrative Settings. When the<br />

Administrative Settings dialog box opens, proceed to Step 6.<br />

4. If <strong>Dragon</strong> is not running, select Start > Run. When the Run dialog box opens, in the Open<br />

text box, type the following, making sure to put a space between natspeak.exe and the /SetDefaultAdministrativeOptions<br />

option:<br />

C:\Program Files\<strong>Nuance</strong>\<strong>NaturallySpeaking</strong><strong>12</strong>\Program\natspeak.exe” /Se-<br />

tDefaultAdministrativeOptions<br />

(The quotation marks are required because Program Files contains a space. Your path might<br />

not require quotation marks.)<br />

5. Click OK.<br />

6. When the Administrative Settings dialog box opens, if the User Profile opens automatically,<br />

click Cancel to close the User Profile or go to the <strong>Dragon</strong>Bar and select Profile > Close<br />

User Profile.<br />

7. Click the Miscellaneous tab.<br />

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