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Topic Title: How to make corrections apply to multiple instances of the same word? Topic Summary: Created On: 01/22/2022 01:41 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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- wristofdoom | - 01/22/2022 01:41 PM |
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- dilligence | - 01/22/2022 04:05 PM |
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- Alan Cantor | - 01/22/2022 08:05 PM |
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- Stephan Kuepper | - 01/24/2022 03:15 AM |
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- wristofdoom | - 01/24/2022 05:31 PM |
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In the past, when I dictated "correct {word}", and there were multiple instances of {word} on the screen, I could say "choose all" and corrections I made would apply to every instance of {word}. Although the "choose all" command seems to select all instances of {word} (I see their numbered icons light up, as though they are all being selected), only one instance of {word} is actually corrected by the time I complete the correction process.
------------------------- Dragon Professional Individual v15.6. Windows 10. Knowbrainer 2017. |
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If Dragon® is able to change multiple instances of the same word in a document in one go, then this sure has eluded me all along.....Or is it a new feature in 15.6 (I'm still on 15.3)?
By the way, changing multiple occurrences of words, letters numbers etc. in one go is the main feature of Quick Correct:
The basic version is available in SP 7 Standard. A more advanced version is available in SP 7 PRO (coming out in a couple of weeks). ------------------------- Turbocharge your Dragon® productivity with 40 Power Addons |
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I don't think Dragon supports multiple corrections via "choose all." But it definitely supports multiple formatting changes.
For example, to apply boldface to every instance of the word "supports" in this message, say "bold supports." As long as multiple text matches is enabled, all instances will be indexed with a small number. Act on every instance by saying "choose all." |
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Dragon does indeed support multiple corrections of the same word, but ONLY when "Correct brings up Spelling Window" is DE-selected, and ONLY when the correct alternative may be chosen via "Choose 1 (2, 3...)" from the Correction Window. "Choose all" will then replace all instances of the word by its alternative.
Wristofdoom, deselect that option to go on as usual. All the others, give it a try. Hope that helps, Stephan ------------------------- |
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That solved it, perfect. Thank you.
Current settings where the "correct" command affects multiple instances via "choose all": ------------------------- Dragon Professional Individual v15.6. Windows 10. Knowbrainer 2017. |
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