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    Is there a way to edit one word that wasn't recently dictated?

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      paulms
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      Is there a way to edit one word that wasn't recently dicated?

      Let's say I dictate the following phrases within the same document. Each of the phrases is dicated separately.

      Dictated phrase 1: I like to eat applets at home.
      Dictated phrase 2: Apples are one of my favorite fruits.
      Dictated phrase 3: I can't wait until it's apple season again.

      Is there a way to tell Dictation Pro to change "applets" to "apples" in dicated phrase 1?

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        Dictation Pro has a full set of voice commands for editing.

        The commands needed for your specific question - use Move to position the cursor on the 'applets' word, Select to choose the word and Correct to change it to 'apples'.

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