Any affiliate commissions that we earn when you click a link to Amazon or other sites is reinvested in keeping running. The Dragon Commands, Dragon Macros, Formulas, Functions and Visual Basic procedures on this web site are provided 'as is' and we do not guarantee that they can be used in all situations. Try it by opening Google Chrome, navigate to a web page and say:ĭ provides examples of Dragon Commands, Dragon Macros, Formulas, Functions and Visual Basic procedures for illustration only, without warranty either expressed or implied, including but not limited to the implied warranties of merchantability and/or fitness for a particular purpose. Click the Save button and we are all done.Your populated M圜ommands Editor window should look like Figure 2.0.Click the Train button to carry out the training process.Place the cursor in the empty field and carry out the keyboard combination, if you make a mistake, just carry out the keystrokes again, your Send Keystrokes window should look like Figure 1.0.Click the Insert button to reveal the Send Keystrokes window.Select Keystrokes from the New Step drop-down menu.Select Step-by-Step from the Command Type drop-down menu.We select Application-specific as we only want this command to be available to us when we are using Google Chrome. If Google Chrome is not an option in the menu, open the Google Chrome application and try the drop-down menu again. Set the Availability option to Application-specific and select Google Chrome from the Application drop-down menu.Populate the M圜ommand Name field with the phrase “go back to previous page”, this is the phrase that will be dictated to perform the function, you can use an alternative phrase if you wish (e.g.Open the Dragon M圜ommands Editor Command by selecting the Dragon Bar > Tools > Add New Command….Dragon Professional Individual, Group, Legal, Medical or NaturallySpeaking Professional.This tip shows you how: This tip (DST20200113) applies to: Rather than dictate the phrase “press Alt Left”, which to be honest is easily forgotten and doesn’t really relate to the function, why not create your own command phrase to go back to the previous page in Google Chrome.īecause we know the shortcut keyboard combination to perform the function, we can use this knowledge to create a simple Step-by-Step type command that will do the job. Users familiar the Google Chrome keyboard shortcuts will know that pressing Alt+Left Arrow emulates clicking on the back button and therefore Dragon users can dictate the phrase “ press Alt Left” to do the same. The Google Chrome Back button is an essential component when navigating to and from web pages.

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