The easier way is to remap to keys you find preferable. As a long-time user of "Dragon" products I grew accustomed to using "F10" for mic on/off and "F11" for correction. So with each new version my first task after training is to go to Advanced/Options/Hot Keys to remap to my chosen keys.

The laptop user may prefer to do this, w/o choosing, of course, the standard Windows HotKeys (F1 [Help], etc.) . I have always found F10 & F11 remappable.

Celia
At 11:38 17/01/2003 +0000, you wrote:

On a lap top the numeric keys are mapped to keys on the right part
of the querty keyboard. The numeric and some other keys such as
home and end can be accessed by holding down the FN key whilst
pressing down the key required.

Steve.

On 17 Jan 2003, at 10:39, Botwright, Ken wrote:

> When using DNSP with a Desktop PC the correction box can be opened by
> pressing the minus sign on the numeric keypad and the microphone can be
> turned on and off by pressing the plus sign on the numeric keypad.
>
> What keys can be used on a laptop to undertake these functions as there is
> no numeric keypad on a laptop keyboard.
> Regards
> Ken Botwright
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