Sony ICD-MS515VTP - Manual (Page 141)

1 1 Managing Users
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If you made recent changes to your user (for example, added words to the
vocabulary), Dragon NaturallySpeaking prompts you to save these changes before it
makes the backup.
Restoring a backup copy of a user
If you make unwanted changes to your speech files (for example, you process the
wrong documents in Vocabulary Builder), you can restore the last backup copy of
your user.
To restore a user:
1 From the NaturallySpeaking menu, select Manage Users.
2 In the Manage Users dialog box, select the user you want to restore. For
example, “Elmo.”
3 Select Restore from the From the File menu. The File menu is located in the
upper left corner of the Manage Users dialog box.
Dragon NaturallySpeaking restores the last backup that was made and saves it
with a different name, for example, “Elmo - Restored1.”
4 Open the restored user to begin working with it.
Delete the older version (in this example, the user named “Elmo”) and rename the
one you just restored.
Changing the backup location
You can specify where NaturallySpeaking stores your user files and backs them up.
You can define any location for which you have read and write permissions,
including portable or removable drives and CD burners.
You can use a network device for the backup location but not for a portable user location.
To set a back up location:
1 Select Options from the Tools menu
2 Select the Miscellaneous tab.
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