support: "Scratch"/Delete words in Command Mode (DDWin 3.0)

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scratch.ddx

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   Category: DragonDictate Macros
   Brief Description: "Scratch"/Delete words in Command Mode
   File Name: scratch.ddx
   File Size: 6KB
   Date Created: 11-14-96
   Dragon Product: DragonDictate for Windows
   Product Version: 2.0 or higher
   Product Language: UK English, US English
   Operating System(s): Windows 3.x, Windows 95, Windows NT 3.51, Windows
   NT 4
   Description:
   Enables you to "scratch" (delete) words and characters in Command
   Mode.
   Here are some examples:
   1. Say "scratch four words" to delete the last four words. Note! You
   will receive a message box to confirm the action. The commands are not
   dependent on the cursor being placed right after the last word (with
   or without a space).
   2. Say "scratch five characters" to delete the last five characters.
   (You won't receive a message box to confirm the action.)
   These commands perform the same action as "[Back x]" and they are
   dependent on the spacing mentioned above (One space = One character).
   Included macros:
   [scratch 1-10 word(s)]
   [scratch 1-10 character(s)]
   To import this ddx file into your voice files...
   First make sure that the voice file into which you wish to import the
   macros to is the active one.
   1) Select VoiceMenu | Tools | Vocabulary manager to start the
   Vocabulary Manager (or say "[Bring Up]", "[Vocabulary Manager]").
   2) Go to the Vocabulary menu and select "Import..." to bring up the
   Import Vocabulary dialog box.
   3) Select the file called scratch.ddx (The location will depend on
   where you put it on your hard drive when you downloaded it). Once the
   path is correct, select OK.
   4) If a warning dialog is displayed saying that "the vocabulary
   "XXXXXX" already exists", select "Yes" to merge the new macros into
   the existing vocabulary.
   5) Select VoiceMenu | Quick Access | Save User to save your user
   files. This saves your voice files with the new macros which have just
   been added.