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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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state. To read more about this sample and its commands, refer to the code comments in the XML<br />

file.<br />

SampleBoilerPlate_ColonCancer<br />

SampleBoilerPlate_ColonCancer.xml contains Advanced Scripting commands that demonstrate<br />

how to use structured commands and the command prompt for boilerplate text. This sample<br />

is modeled after a colon cancer checklist and is designed to work in Microsoft Word 2003.<br />

The "Colon Cancer Checklist" voice command displays the boilerplate text and takes the enduser,<br />

field by field, through the checklist.<br />

SampleBoilerPlate_EndoBiopsy<br />

SampleBoilerPlate_EndoBiopsy.xml contains a single Advanced Scripting custom command<br />

that demonstrates how to set up boilerplate text and use the command prompt to guide end-users<br />

in filling the boilerplate text without using states. This sample is modeled after an endoscopic<br />

biopsy report and is designed to work in Microsoft Word 2003. The "Prepare Endoscopic<br />

Biopsy Gross Template" voice command displays the boilerplate text and takes the end-user,<br />

field by field, through the report.<br />

SampleTGV_Restaurant<br />

SampleTGV_Restaurant.xml contains Text-and-Graphics and Advanced Scripting commands<br />

that are used in <strong>Dragon</strong>Pad to simulate an ordering system for a Chinese and Japanese restaurant.<br />

This sample demonstrates how to set states for structured commands as well as how the<br />

same commands can be used to produce different results in different states. Either the "Chinese<br />

Restaurant" or "Japanese Restaurant" voice command starts the ordering system and activates<br />

the structured commands created for the given state. The "Exit Ordering System" voice<br />

command ends the ordering session.<br />

SetStateSample<br />

SetStateSample.xml contains simple Text-and-Graphics commands that demonstrate how to<br />

use variables and text formats and Advanced Scripting commands to set and unset a command<br />

state. This sample is designed to work in <strong>Dragon</strong>Pad with the initial command "Sample Set<br />

State". When the command executes, a command state is set for <strong>Dragon</strong>Pad and a simple<br />

exchange of greetings is simulated between the end-user and the system. The end-user speaks the<br />

greeting, such as. "Good Morning", and the system responds in bold red text. When the enduser<br />

says "Good-bye", the exchange is terminated and the command state is unset.<br />

SampleInjuryReport<br />

SampleInjuryReport.xml together with SampleInjuryReport.dot demonstrates how structured<br />

commands and Microsoft Word templates can be used together to create a voice-enabled form filling<br />

environment. The template is a mock injury report with several text and checkbox fields can<br />

be filled using the commands included in the XML file. You start a form filling session by speaking<br />

the "Edit Report" voice command in a new document based on the sample template. Both<br />

the template and the commands are designed to work in Microsoft Word 2003.

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