I know that many of the regular posters on this forum use Dragon for medical or technical content. Heavy use of Dragon in Word for writing and editing in the humanities raises different issues, especially the need to use the features on the Review menu. In case anyone is interested, I have posted videos and instructional texts for using Dragon with the Reviewing features in Word here: https://wordsforsale.us/writing-and-editing-by-voice/using-dragon-for-tracking-and-reviewing/. The material covers inserting and replying to comments, switching between all markup and simple markup, adding comments when you aren't in the Review tab, using the word count feature, and getting out of the thesaurus—which is much more difficult than getting into it. Expert users will probably be familiar with most or all of the material, but newer users might appreciate some of the tips that aren't listed in Dragon's documentation.

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