MyCommands Editor—Auto-Text

What you'll say to run the command. For example, "Insert Company Logo".

Click Train to teach Dragon how you pronounce it.

Brief description of what the command does.

Allows you to organize commands in groups to make them easy to find in the Command Browser.

Choose a group from the list or select User-defined to create a new group and type a name for it in the Group field.

Applications with which you can use the command. The options are:

• Global—Available in all applications.
• Application-specific—Available in a specific application. Select this to see a list of applications currently running on your computer and choose one, or click Browse to find one that's not in the list. You can also choose a state from the Recognizable in States list or type a new one in the field.
• Window-specific—Available in one specific window of an application. Select this to view and choose an application that's currently open, a window, and a state. If the application you want isn't open, click Cancel, then launch that application and re-open the My Commands Editor dialog.

Type of command you're creating.

Default value: Auto-Text (Text and Graphics)

Click to open the MyCommands Name Editor.

For more information, see MyCommands—Name Editor dialog box.

Text you want Dragon to insert when you use this command. Use the formatting tools below the text box to style your content. To add a variable within the content, click Insert Variable.

Click to insert a variable in your auto-text content. Variables are placeholders for text that varies from one document to another. You can replace the "default value" text with an actual default value. For more information, see Using fields with Auto-Text commands.

If selected, Dragon formats the auto-text content in the same manner as the text that precedes it in your document.

If deselected, Dragon preserves the formatting you specified in this dialog box. Note that this only works with applications that support Rich Text Formatting.

Default value: Deselected

Click to save your new command.

If you are editing a command, clicking this button overwrites the original command with your changed version. To save your changes as a new command, click Create New.