Topic by John Nixon
The following was originally posted by Ian Pettifer Nov 23rd 2012 in a comment in the thread called Dates and dictation. I have exactly the same problem and strongly request that you bring the British English version of Dragon Dictate in line with British English practice.
Obviously this is not aimed at fellow forum users but at Nuance staff.
In modern business use in the UK, we typically give dates in the following format:
7th January 2012
12th February 2013
The letters "th" are in superscript in the examples.
I seem unable to persuade the software to allow the dates in this format, and it adds the word "of" or removes the letters "th", even when I have dictated each word individually, and each has been recognised individually. Can you help please?
The autoformatting options do not appear to support this date format, although it is the correct format in British English, and selecting the top option leads to the problem above.