At school
Try to recall your college days and the headaches you experienced writing lengthy
papers. How many hours did you spend hunched over a keyboard hunting and pecking
and trying to squeeze out the required number of pages? How much anxiety did you feel
as a young student when you were faced with a blank page? Researching, writing and
editing can be frustrating for students, but Dragon Dictate for Mac 3 can make the
process much simpler by making it faster and more natural. By allowing students to speak
their minds rather than type, Dragon allows them to capture the natural flow of ideas
accurately and in real-time. Dragon also makes it easy to search the Web for interesting
facts, figures and images that can be incorporated into students’ work. See below for
some examples of how a student might use Dragon to write a paper, research facts, and
even keep up with friends over instant messenger.
Dragon Shortcuts for Email / Smart Format Rules
1. [Send an email to {INSERT NAME OF SOMEONE IN YOUR ADDRESS BOOK}]
2. “Research report”
3. [Tab key]
4. “Professor Thompson [comma, new paragraph]. You were right to write me
right now regarding my research report [period]. I know that I am slightly
behind [comma] but I expect to hand in the paper on chrysanthemum
species by the end of the week [period]. Thank you very much [period].”
5. [New paragraph]
6. “I will see you in class on Monday October fifteenth [period]”
7. [Correct Professor] (Correction menu will appear)
8. [Choose two] (Smart Format Rules menu will appear)
9. [Choose one]
10. [Send message]
Dragon Voice Shortcuts for Web search
1. “Search Yahoo for chrysanthemum”
2. “Search Google for chrysanthemum seeds”
3. “Search Bing for Harvard Museum of Natural History”
Quick Voice Formatting
1. [Activate Microsoft Word]
2. [File New]
3. [Caps on]
4. “The chrysanthemum species”
5. [Caps off]
6. [Bold that]
7. [New paragraph]
8. “The species of chrysanthemum are perennial plants [period] The size of this
flower is around twenty centimeters about eight inches [put parenthesis
around about eight inches; period] Chrysanthemums were cultivated in
China as a flowering herb as far back as the fifteenth century b-c [period]
[underline China; go to end]”
9. [New paragraph]
10. “The naming of the flower has been contentious [comma] but a recent ruling
by the international board of botanical nomenclature resulted in a clear
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