Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

Chapter 11: Commands that perform actions based on the application state
Structured Command Samples
Dragon includes several sample Text-and-Graphics commands with variables and sample structured
Advanced Scripting commands. You can import the samples into Dragon to use them as
templates for your own commands. The sample commands are fully commented.
Sample location
The sample commands are installed in (Windows XP):
\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Nuance\NaturallySpeaking12\Data\Enx\samplecommands
See Dragon file structure for information on default locations on Windows 7 and other operating
systems.
A shortcut to this directory is available on the Windows Start menu. To open this directory, click
Start > Programs > Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12.0 >MyCommands Samples.
Importing Sample Commands
You can import the samples into Dragon to use them as templates for your own commands. For
information, see Importing Sample Commands
Samples
The following samples are included with Dragon:
GroceryListSample_DragonPad
GroceryListSample_DragonPad.xml contains Advanced Scripting commands that simulate
an on-line grocery order form in DragonPad. It demonstrates how to set and change command
states, activating and deactivating various state structured commands, and how to use the command
prompt. The "Prepare Grocery List" voice command displays the first section of a
grocery list in DragonPad and sets a command state. Each section of the grocery list is designed
to have a separate state. The "What's Available" voice command prompts the end-user with a
set of grocery list commands that are active in the given section.
GroceryListSample_WordPad
GroceryListSample_WordPad.xml contains Advanced Scripting commands similar to those
of GroceryListSample_DragonPad.xml. It demonstrates how to set and change command
states and to use the command prompt in WordPad and uses a different coding style. The "Prepare
Grocery List" voice command starts the grocery list in WordPad, activate the initial grocery
list state, and prompt the end-user with a set of grocery list commands that are active in the given
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