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Maybe you have a shortcut that's interfering. Did you check the manual for

Posted By: sm on 2006-11-21
In Reply to: trouble with instant text - problem with Instant Text

the program shortcuts that you might be hitting thinking it's for something else?


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I sent you an email. I have it on file on my PC and can send it to you if you will accept it as an attachment - I do a virus scan everyday and have no viruses. It's up to you, just let me know.
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The help file IS the manual.
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Well i found the manual but...
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EXtext manual

Try going to Nuance.com  for the dictaphone EXtext manual.


Just started last week on this program. Still learning it but overall seems to be good program.  Good luck!


 


see link for manual--sm
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It is not manual labor...
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I emailed you re: above.
The help file in IT is the same as the manual. sm
You can right-click the gray phrases bar and choose Options, then click on the auto spacing and auto cap options to set those up as you want.
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Awesome! Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction.

Very much appreciated!
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The full manual is also in the Help file.
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Read the manual again on how to use Includes.
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C-phone manual online...
For anyone interested...

Click URL (see hyperlink below or copy & paste URL here):

http://tinyurl.com/oa7swv

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Under L-940 Operating Instructions. Once you open up the PDF, you'll see that it's for the 0420, 0421, and 0424 models of C-phones.

http://tinyurl.com/oa7swv


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There is a URL for free download for dictaphone C-phone 0421 and 0424.


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Read the policy and procedure manual, maybe something is in there.
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Read the manual. It has full instructions.
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I use shortcut
but this has happened to me with it and I was told to always make sure you open your expansion program behind the document you are working in.
Shortcut

What are "Shortcuts" and "Windows" expanders?  I don't like the Expander I have and I can't use the one I bought about five years ago.


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Shortcut
I think these only work if the software has it written into it.

Try Control plus "+" to enlarge and Control plus "-" to decrease the viewing size of the characters.

Otherwise, you could go into your software's "view" option and see if there is a shortcut there.
Here's a shortcut for you.
Using the information given to you below on how to write the formula, you can copy the formula(s) to a many rows below by doing the following:
Left mouse click in the first cell that contains the formula to be copied. Hold down that mouse button to highlight the cell(s) containing the formula(a) you want to copy and all the cells by dragging the mouse across them (still holding down that mouse button). When you get to the last cell you want to highlight, let go of the mouse button and hit Ctrl+D. This will copy the formula(s) into their respective columns, changing all cell references accordingly.
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Here's another shortcut
If you have to have multiple apps open at once: i made a macro and assigned to an F key - so to switch back and forth I only have to hit one key.

Also did the same with block and copy - one stroke on an F key.
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This one is really simple to use/edit. I've been using it for years but I can't rate it against anything else because I've never used anything else. If you're using a platform that doesn't work well with the expander, there is a way to load the Expander entries into the autotext function and it will expand the same way.

As for the entries themselves, here's what I usually do:

I'd enter "chff" for congestive heart failure, using the extra "f" because there are times when a client only wants the abbrev. This way I can type "CHF" without it expanding every time.
Shortcut
Have used shortcut for years, when I changed jobs, the tech people were able to do it, there is also an 800 number to call the company that distributes shortcut and they will walk you thru it when you first purchase - also I think their web site had directions. I currently work in Chartscript so don't know if it is the same.
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I went to the website for ShortCut but still have some questions (there's not much info about it out there, like on Productivity Talk). Does it have a preview window like ShortHand and the old SmartType? Can you import your word list from other Expander programs into it?
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There is a book Saving Keystrokes that can be purchased on the internet that of great help for some commonly used phrases and words.  I did find this website for downloading shortcuts, but I have not actually gone in and done it so not sure what is there, but probably not much for medical shortcuts  I just typed in autocorrect shortcut in the address box and there are several sites you might check also.


http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-1043808.html


You can figure out from each of your doctors what they use a lot and make your own, and put them in autocorrect perhaps under the doctor's ID number and then something you will remember. 


Most of these shortcuts are your personal phrases and what your doctors use on a regular basis, so will have to be done individually and in ways that you remember. 


ROFL - Manual typewriter and belt back in 1973! Old geezard here :)
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