About user profiles
About |
A user profile is a set of files that Dragon uses to process what you say. Your user profile stores information, like the type of microphone you use, custom words, and vocabularies. A transcription user profile is a profile with limited functionality that you use for transcribing recordings of another person's speech, like a lecturer or a field inspector. |
Optional? | No. You must create at least one to use Dragon. |
Number to create |
One or more. You might create multiple user profiles if:
You can export your vocabulary, custom words, and custom commands from one user profile and import them into another. |
Maximum allowed | Unlimited. |
Language requirements |
You can create user profiles in different languages. You must have selected those languages during the Dragon installation. You can install the languages later from the Dragon installation CD or setup.exe file. Each user profile can have only one assigned language. To use multiple languages, you must create multiple user profiles. |
Disk space requirements | Each user profile requires about 127 MB of hard disk space. |
Dictation sources/Audio devices |
You can use one or more audio devices with each user profile. Choose from the following:
For more information, see About dictation sources |
Backups | User profiles store important data. To avoid loss or corruption, back up your user profile manually or automatically. Automatic user profile backups occur every fifth time you save your profile by default. You can configure automatic backup frequency on the Options dialog box—Data page. |
Accuracy tuning |
From the DragonBar, select Audio>Launch Accuracy Tuning. For more information, see About Accuracy Tuning. You can also schedule Accuracy Tuning to run at a convenient time. For more information, see Scheduling Accuracy Tuning in Administrative Settings |
Storage |
By default, user profiles are stored in:
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Related procedures |
Additional information |
Working with user profiles | Options dialog box—Data |
About dictation sources |
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