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Dragon NaturallySpeaking 12 Administrator Guide - Nuance

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Chapter 3: Installing <strong>Dragon</strong><br />

For more information, see the Miscellaneous tab of the Administrative Settings dialog box.<br />

Turning on/off creation of .dra patient data files<br />

You can choose to turn off creation of the .DRA files containing patient data to further protect<br />

the patient's privacy when other security measure are in place, by:<br />

n Turning off data collection, which sends data to <strong>Nuance</strong> for future product improvements. The<br />

check box to enable/disable data collection is on the Scheduled Tasks tab of the<br />

Administrative Settings dialog box. For more information, see:<br />

l About Data Collection and Other Scheduled Tasks<br />

__and<br />

n Checking settings to conserve disk space, which automatically stops creating files that require<br />

large amounts of storage space:<br />

i. On the <strong>Dragon</strong>Bar, select Tools > Options and click the Data tab.<br />

ii. Check the Conserve disk space required by user profiles (for portability) option. For<br />

more information on the Data tab of the Options dialog box, refer to the main <strong>Dragon</strong><br />

Help file's topic on the Data tab in the Options dialog box.<br />

Turning on/off creation of unencrypted text correction .nwv archive<br />

files<br />

To further ensure privacy, any end-user can turn of creation of archive files that might contain<br />

patient data:<br />

1. On the <strong>Dragon</strong>Bar, select Tools > Options and click the Data tab.<br />

2. Uncheck the Store correction in archive option. For more information on the Data tab of the<br />

Options dialog box, refer to the main <strong>Dragon</strong> Help file's topic on the Data tab in the Options<br />

dialog box.<br />

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