The Hardware Compatibility List is a listing of third party hardware devices that Nuance has evaluated in its compatibility labs. Each hardware device that we evaluate is run through exhaustive tests to determine compatibility with our products.

Starting with Dragon Medical One 3.4 the Dragon Medical One UI language will be selected based on the speech recognition language; it is no longer possible to specify the UI language separately. As a consequence, the following changes were applied • The UserInterfaceLanguage configuration setting is no longer evaluated and Dragon Medical One will always use the selected speech recognition language as its UI language • The UILANGUAGE MSI parameter is no longer evaluated or supported NMS Call Forwarder and NMS Local Authenticator use-cases. Starting with Dragon Medical One 3.3, Dragon Medical One provides built-in functionality to replace the Nuance Citrix virtual audio extension on the Citrix server; from this version, administrators are no longer required to install the Nuance Citrix virtual audio extensions on the Citrix server.

To get the latest version of the custom audio channel deployed to the Citrix server, update the Dragon Medical One application on the Citrix server. Note that the Nuance Citrix virtual audio extension on the end-point is still required and needs to be deployed to end-points and virtual extensions providing support for microphone device buttons still require deploying the virtual extension on the Citrix server and end-points. Improvements Dragon Medical Advisor. GUI improvements - The Dragon Medical Advisor window now allows end users to dock the window to the left or right side of their screen and have the advisor window always open there. To dock the window, use the window placement UI elements on the advisor window.

Games for 2012 mac. Note that docking the advisor window is not supported if Dragon Medical One is deployed as a published Citrix application. Authentication: Native authentication password policies Administrators are now able to manage password guidelines in NMC and have Dragon Medical One honor those when using the native authentication method. User accounts can be managed to Require passwords that follow an organization wide complexity policy Require changing after a set period of time Get locked after a set number of failed logon attempts for a specific period of time Management of the guidelines is done through NMC for a specific organization. For more details, see the Installation and Administration guide and NMC documentation. Microphone record button behavior - customize default behavior.

Administrators are now able to manage the behavior of the microphone record button for their end users by customizing the button behavior in the Dragon Medical One configuration file, overriding the built-in default behavior to either Toggle or Press-and-hold and additionally decide whether their end users may change the option in the Dragon Medial One options options dialog. To override the built-in default behavior, add the settings outlined below to the 'SoD.DefaultOptions' section in the configuration file. Note that the latest version of the configuration file is required to override the built-in defaults. Dragon Medical One 3.4 is an accumulative improvement on Dragon Medical One 3.3 SR2 and includes all improvements and solutions delivered in previous versions - please see the Dragon Medical One 3.3 SR2 release notes for solutions not listed in this release note. General • SOD-8582, CAVE-1956 When trying to stop recording, Dragon Medical One no longer sometimes fails to change the recording state and appear to be unresponsive when deployed in virtualized environments. Gimp free download for mac os x.