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At home
You’ve recently found a faded copy of a favorite family recipe that's been around for
generations. Dragon Dictate for Mac 3 can help capture and preserve this family
tradition. Rather than simply rewriting the recipe by hand, Dragon allows you to dictate
while you cook – the ingredients, quantities, temperatures and process – all in a simple
step-by-step format that anyone can follow. See below for some examples of how
someone might use Dragon at home to email a relative, capture a recipe, or search the
Web for new recipe ideas or a local grocery store.
Dragon Voice Shortcuts for Web search
1. “Search Google for Martha Stewart”
2. “Search Bing for truffle recipe”
3. “Search Yahoo! for vintage recipe box”
NOTE – These shortcuts work no matter what application is currently open on your
screen. You can also navigate to specific web sites using the Web 100
commands. For example:
- Jump to CNN
- Jump to eBay
- Jump to Motley Fool
Quick Voice Formatting
1. [Open Microsoft Word] ([Launch] or [Activate] also work)
2. [File New]
3. [Caps On]
4. “Recipe for Greek pasta salad”
5. [Caps Off]
6. [Bold that]
7. [New paragraph] “Cost of all ingredients roughly fifteen dollars and 50 cents”
8. [New paragraph] “Ingredients”
9. [New line] “one cup uncooked pasta [new line] two cups frozen corn [new
line] one half cup chopped sweet red pepper [new line] one half cup grape
or cherry tomatoes”
10. [Bold uncooked; underline chopped; Capitalize red pepper]
11. [Select corn (pause while the text is selected) green beans]
12. [Select uncooked (pause) boiled]
Your text should look like this:
Recipe for Greek Pasta Salad
Cost of all ingredients roughly $15.50
Ingredients
1 cup boiled pasta
2 cups frozen green beans
1/2 cup chopped sweet Red Pepper
1/2 cup grape or cherry tomatoes