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Chapter 1 Introduction to Voice Commands
This chapter provides a description of voice commands and their
elements. It includes the following topics:
· Voice commands
· Scripting language

Voice Commands
A Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice command is a word or phrase that
causes Dragon NaturallySpeaking to take some action other than type
the text you just spoke. Voice commands that you create are sometimes
called macros. Each voice command has three elements:
· name
· action
· scope

Voice Command Name
The voice command name is the word or phrase that you say to run the
voice command, such as:
What Can I Say
You say the phrase “What Can I Say” to run the voice command.

A voice command name can include the names of one or more lists of
words. Dragon NaturallySpeaking recognizes any command that
matches the words in the command name and a word (or phrase) from
each list. For example, when you use the command:
Set Font <FontFace>
you say the words “Set Font” followed by a word from the FontFace
list, such as “Arial”. The full spoken command can be “Set Font Arial”,
or “Set Font Times New Roman”, and so on.

Voice command names should consist of two or more words. This
makes for a more natural command set and limits confusion with
dictation words.