support: [Switch to NaturallySpeaking] in DDWin opens Windows Explorer instead of launching NaturallySpeaking

["robert" <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

   Dragon Systems Technical Support
   [0.56?OpenElement&FieldElemFormat=gif] Technical Note
   Subject: [Switch to NaturallySpeaking] opens Windows Explorer instead
   of launching NaturallySpeaking
   Product: DragonDictate for Windows
   Version: 3.0
   Description:
   When using the [Switch to NaturallySpeaking] command, which is
   recognized correctly, DragonDictate's microphone is turned off, but
   instead of launching NaturallySpeaking, Windows Explorer opens up with
   the NatSpeak directory highlighted.
   
   Solution:
   To correct this problem, go into DragonDictate's Vocabulary Manager
   (Voice Menu/Tools/Vocabulary Manager) and click Find. Search for
   [Switch to Naturally Speaking] (remember to include the brackets).
   When the command is found, highlight it and click Modify.
   Edit the line that currently says AppBringUp "NatSpeak" so that you
   replace NatSpeak with the complete path name that leads to the
   program. The path name should be enclosed in quotes (i.e. it might
   read AppBringUp "C:\NatSpeak\Programs\natspeak.exe" for example)
   (If you're not sure of the path name you can find it by going
   Start/Find/Files or Folders and then searching for natspeak.exe. The
   path name will be listed under "In Folder"; you may have to drag this
   column larger in order to view the entire path name
   There is some evidence that this problem may arise from the
   installation of NaturallySpeaking into another directory, such as
   "Program Files", but there is at least one case of this situation when
   NaturallySpeaking was installed into its default directory on the C:
   drive.