Working with Internet Explorer

To open Internet Explorer:

Say "Open Internet Explorer" or "Open Microsoft Internet Explorer".

You can also say "Start", "Launch", or "Show".

To open a Web page:

1. Say "Go to the Address Bar".

   The cursor moves to the address field.

2. Dictate the Web address.

   For more information, see Dictating email addresses and web addresses.

3. Say "Go There".

   The Web page opens.

To open a list of Web commands:

Say "What Can I Say?"

To navigate forward, backward, and Home:

To go forward:

Say "Go Forward".

Dragon opens the next page in your browser history.

To go back:

Say "Go Back".

Dragon opens the previous page in your browser history.

To go to your Home page:

Say "Go Home".

To move up and down Web pages:

Say one of the following:

To move between fields:

Say "Press Tab".

To click Web page controls:

When you click controls, you can say the entire control name, or just part of it. If you deselected the Require 'Click' to select hyperlinks in HTML windows option on the Options dialog box—Commands tab, you don't need to say "Click" to click a control. Just say the control name.

To click list boxes:

1. Say "Click List Box".
2. Say "Click <list option>" to select an option in the list.

To click all other controls:

Say one of the following:

• "Click <link name>"
• "Click <button name>"
• "Click <check box name>"
• "Click <edit box name>"
• "Click <image name>"
• "Click <radio button name>"
• "Click <text field name>"

To click controls when there are multiple instances:

1. Say one of the following:
   • "Click Text Link"
   • "Click Button"
   • "Click Check Box"
   • "Click Edit Box"
   • "Click Image"
   • "Click Radio Button"
   • "Click Text Field"
   • "Click Type Text"

   Numbers appear next to all controls of that type.

2. Say "Choose <number>" to click a control.

To hide the numbers:

If you don't select a number, say one of the following to remove them:

• "Cancel"
• "Hide Numbers"