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Using the Command Browser
Finding specific commands
To see what commands are available for specific applications, click the pull-down
menu next to the field labeled Current command context. For example:
There may be more than one entry for any given application. Each entry is defined
by Application Name - Window Caption. For example, Microsoft Outlook 2003 -
Message (Rich Text) would show you the commands available in the following
Outlook Message window:
Finding commands
To see if a specific command is available:
1
Click the pull-down menu for the Current command context and select the
appropriate application context. The Command Browser displays all the
commands supported in the selected context.
2
Click the "Only Available" button (Professional and higher) or the "Include
Global" button depending on which commands you want to see.
Dragon NaturallySpeaking User's Guide
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caption
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"Only Available" (Professional and higher) shows only the commands for
those applications currently installed on your computer. You can click "Only
Available" to display commands for all applications supported by Dragon
NaturallySpeaking, not just those currently installed on your machine.
"Include Global" shows all the commands that are available in the current
command context, including global commands available in all contexts.
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