DRAGON NATURALLY SPEAKING – THE ESSENTIALS

Go to Sleep
Turns the Microphone indicator Blue. Puts Dragon into a not listening mode. When the microphone is sleeping, everything that is said within range of the microphone is monitored. Keeping the microphone in Sleeping state while a lot of talking and general background noise is going on will affect system resources on any computer.
The command: Stop listening will also work.

Microphone Off
Turns the Microphone indicator Red. Turns the microphone off so that it isn’t listening at all. If you are leaving the computer and Dragon running, but you are in the room doing other tasks, particularly talking to others or on the phone, use this option.
When the microphone is off it cannot be turned on with a voice command, you have to click the Microphone indicator.

Start followed by the name of an app
For example: Start MS Word or Start Google Chrome

Close Window
To Exit from a program

Maximize Window
To make the app window take up the whole screen

Minimize All Windows
To make Desktop visible and leave all apps still running

Minimize Window
To move just the current app window to the Task Bar

Restore Window
Switch the current window from taking up the entire screen to its default size

Click Start or Click Start Menu
To open the Window Menu for searching or selecting an app to run

Shut Down The Computer Immediately
This turns the computer all the way off. It takes about a minute to complete.

Switch to Next Window
Used to switch between running programs

Switch to Previous Window
Used to switch in reverse order between running programs

Switch to Spell Mode
To type out a word that Dragon does not understand

Switch to Normal Mode
Dragon will be listening for both dictated words and commands

Switch to Dictation Mode
Dragon will only be dictating text and will ignore anything that is a command

Switch to Command Mode
Dragon will be listening only for Commands and will not dictate any text. This is useful when you want the microphone left on for dictating but you are not ready to have things you say put into the document you are working on.

Click (menu name)
If the app has a Menu it can be controlled with Dragon by saying for example: Click Edit Menu. This will pull down the Edit Menu and then you can say: Click Find for example.

Previous Field
In a Dialog Box or Webpage form to go to the previous control on the screen

Press TAB
In a Dialog Box or Webpage form to go from one control to the next

Press SHIFT TAB
In a Dialog Box or Webpage form to go backwards from one control to the previous one

Drop Down List
Display the items in a pull down list box

Go to Bottom or Move to Bottom
Move the cursor to the BOTTOM of the document

Undo That or Strike That
To cancel the LAST text that was dictated or changed. If you say this again, it will undo the second to last text that was dictated.

Go to Top or Move to Top
– Move cursor to the TOP of the document

Go to Bottom or Move to Bottom
– Move the cursor to the BOTTOM of the document

Undo That or Strike That
– To cancel the LAST text that was dictated or changed. If you say this again, it will undo the second to last text that was dictated. Strike that can also be used.

Strike that (x up to 20 times)
- To cancel the (x number) of perviously dictated text

Type (keystroke) or Press (keystroke)
- This can be used to type symbols or force any key on the keyboard to be typed. For example: Say: Type Dollar Sign.

Space or Press Spacebar
- Used to get Dragon to press the spacebar for you when dictating text or clicking buttons on a webpage or in a dialog box.

Parenthesis or Left Parenthesis / Right Parenthesis
- Types Left or Right Parenthesis around text

Go to Start of Line
- Moves the cursor to the BEGINNING of the current line

Go to End of Line
- Moves the cursor to the END of the current line

Previous Character
- Moves the cursor to the LEFT one character

Previous Word
- Moves the cursor to the LEFT one word

Previous Line
- Moves the cursor UP one line

Previous Paragraph
- Moves the cursor UP one paragraph. A paragraph is any text between one time when the ENTER key is pressed and the next. Blank lines may be treated as a paragraph.

Move Back (x up to 20) Characters or Go back (x up to 20) Characters
- Moves the cursor to the Left the number of Characters commanded

Move Back (x up to 20) Words or Go left (x up to 20) Words
- Moves the cursor to the LEFT the number of Words commanded

Move Back (x up to 20) Lines or Go back (x up to 20) Lines
- Moves the cursor UP the number of Lines commanded

Move Back (x up to 20) Paragraphs or Go back (x up to 20) Paragraphs
- Moves the cursor UP the number of Paragraphs commanded

Next Character
- Moves the cursor to the RIGHT one Character

Next Word
- Moves the cursor the RIGHT one Word

Next Line
- Moves the cursor DOWN one Line

Next Paragraph
- Moves the Cursor DOWN one Paragraph. A paragraph is any text between one time when the ENTER key is pressed and the next. Blank lines may be treated as a paragraph.

Move Forward (x up to 20) Characters or Go Forward (x up to 20) Characters or Go Right (x up to 20) Characters
- Moves the cursor to the RIGHT the number of Characters commanded

Move Forward (x up to 20) Words or Go Forward (x up to 20) Words or Go Right (x up to 20) Words
- Moves the cursor to the RIGHT the number of Words commanded

Move Forward (x up to 20) Lines, or Go Forward (x up to 20) Lines, Move Down (x up to 20) Lines or Go Down (x up to 20) Lines
- Moves the cursor DOWN the number of Lines commanded

Move Down 1 Paragraph
- Moves cursor to the NEXT Paragraph

Move Up (x up to 20) Lines or Go Up (x up to 20) Lines, or Go Back (x up to 20) Lines
- Moves the cursor UP the number of Lines commanded

Move Up 1 Paragraph
- Moves the cursor to the PREVIOUS Paragraph

Delete Character
- This refers to the Character that the cursor is on, including spaces

Delete Word
- This refers to the Word that the cursor is on, including spaces

Delete Line
- This refers to the Line that the cursor is on, not the sentence.

Delete Back (x up to 20) Characters
- Deletes from the location of the cursor to the LEFT the number of Characters commanded

Delete Back (x up to 20) Words
- Deletes from the location of the cursor to the LEFT the number of Words commanded

Delete Back (x up to 20) Lines
- Deletes from the location of the cursor UP the number of Lines commanded

Delete Forward (x up to 20) Characters
- Deletes from the location of the cursor to the RIGHT the number of Characters commanded

Delete Forward (x up to 20) Words
- Deletes from the location o the cursor to the RIGHT the number of Words commanded

Delete Forward (x up to 20) Lines
- Deletes from the location of the cursor DOWN the number of Lines commanded

Backspace (x times up to 20)
- Presses the BACKSPACE key the number of times commanded

New Line or Press ENTER
- Creates a new Line in a word processing document

New Paragraph or Press ENTER
- Creates a new Paragraph in a Word Processing document

Select Word
- Selects the Word that the cursor is on

Select Line
- Selects the Line that the cursor is on

Select Paragraph
- Selects the Paragraph that the cursor is on

Select Document or Select All
- Selects all of the text of the current document or current text field

Select Next Character
- Selects to the RIGHT one Character

Select Forward (x up to 20) Characters
- Selects to the RIGHT the number of Characters commanded

Select Next Word
- Selects to the RIGHT one Word

Select Forward (x up to 20) Words or Select Next (x up to 20) Words
- Selects to the RIGHT the number of Words commanded

Select Next Line
- Selects DOWN one Line

Select Forward (x up to 20) Lines or Select Next (x up to 20) Lines
- Selects DOWN the number of Lines commanded

Select Next Paragraph
- Selects the next Paragraph DOWN.

Select Forward (x up to 20) Paragraphs or Select Next (x up to 20) Paragraphs
- Selects the next Paragraphs commanded in the DOWN direction in the document

Select Previous Character
- Selects the Character to the LEFT of the cursor

Select Back (x up to 20) Characters
- Selects the number of Characters commanded to the LEFT of the cursor

Select Previous Word
- Selects the Word to the LEFT of the cursor

Select Back (x up to 20) Words
- Selects the number of Words commanded to the LEFT of the cursor

Select Previous Line
- Selects the Line ABOVE the Line the cursor is currently on

Select Back (x up to 20) Lines
- Selects the number of Lines commanded ABOVE the Line the cursor is currently on

Copy That
- Copies the Selected Text to the Clipboard

Cut That
- Removes the Selected Text from the document or text field, and puts it on the Clipboard

Paste That
- Takes the most recently Cut or Copied Text from the Clipboard and inserts it at the location of the cursor

Delete That
- Deletes the Selected Text

Cap That
- Capitalizes the first letter of each word of the Selected Text

All Caps That
- Puts all of the Selected Text into All Caps

Bold That
- Puts just the Selected Text into Boldface

Underline That
- Underlines just the Selected Text

Delete That
- Deletes the Selected Text

Mouse Double Click
- This is a Left Double Click on the item that the pointer is on

Mouse Grid
- Put a numbered grid on the screen to narrow in on an item to be clicked if you do not know the name of that item. Mouse Grid is a useful tool for controlling the mouse pointer and allowing you to use Dragon instead of the mouse itself. Say the Number you want to move to. Say Click when the pointer is where you want to click

Mouse Window
– Puts the Mouse Grid on just the current window. This is good to use when you have several windows open and taking up different parts of the whole screen.

Mouse Click (name of item or control)
- For example: To click a Cancel button the command is: Mouse Click Cancel or Click Cancel.

Mouse Move (Left, Right, Up, Down, Faster, Slower, Much Faster, Much Slower, Very Fast, Very Slow, Slow, Fast)
- Moves the mouse pointer on the screen in the direction and speed indicated in the command. For example: Say: Mouse Move Up Very Fast to move the pointer from its current position on the screen UP quickly. Remember to say Mouse Stop to get the mouse to stay in a desired location.

Mouse Right Click
- Clicks the Right Mouse Button on the current item

Mouse Right Click (name of item or control)
- For example, to System Tray say: Mouse Right Click System Tray

Mouse Move Down (x up to 20)
- Moves the mouse pointer DOWN the number of times commanded

Mouse Move Down (x up to 20) Characters
- Moves the mouse pointer DOWN the number of Characters commanded

Mouse Move Down (x up to 20) Lines
- Moves the mouse pointer DOWN the number of Lines commanded

Mouse Move Up (x up to 20)
- Moves the mouse pointer UP the number of times commanded

Mouse Move Up (x up to 20) Characters
- Moves the mouse pointer UP the number of Characters commanded

Mouse Move Up (x up to 20) Lines
- Moves the mouse pointer UP the number of Lines commanded

Mouse Move Left
- Moves the mouse pointer LEFT once

Mouse Move Left (x up to 20) Characters
- Moves the mouse pointer LEFT the number of Characters commanded

Mouse Move Right
- Moves the mouse pointer RIGHT once

Mouse Move Right (x up to 20) characters
- Moves the mouse pointer RIGHT the number of Characters commanded

Mouse Move Lower Left
- Move the mouse pointer diagonally toward the LOWER LEFT

Mouse Move Lower Right
- Move the mouse pointer diagonally toward the LOWER RIGHT

Mouse Move to Bottom
- Moves the mouse pointer to the BOTTOM of the screen

Mouse Move to Bottom of Document
- Moves the mouse pointer to the BOTTOM of the DOCUMENT scrolling down automatically

Mouse Move to End of Document
- Moves the mouse pointer to the END of the DOCUMENT scrolling down automatically

Mouse Move to End of Line
- Moves the mouse pointer to the END of the current Line

Mouse Move to Start of Line
- Moves the mouse pointer to the START of the current Line

Mouse Move to Next Field
- Moves the mouse pointer to the NEXT FIELD. Remember to Say Mouse Left Click to get into that field

Mouse Move to Previous Field
- Moves the mouse pointer to the PREVIOUS FIELD. Remember to Say Mouse Left Click to get into that field

Mouse Move to Top
- Moves the mouse pointer to the TOP of the screen

Mouse Move Upper Left
- Move the mouse pointer diagonally toward the UPPER LEFT

Mouse Move Upper Right
- Move the mouse pointer diagonally toward the UPPER RIGHT

To dictate consecutive words in all lowercase letters:
1. Say “No Caps On” to turn no capitals on. 2. Dictate the words you want to appear in all lowercase. 3. Say “No Caps Off” to turn no capitals off.

To capitalize or uncapitalize text:
1. Select the text you want to change. 2. Say “Capitalize That,” “Cap That,” or “All Caps That,” or “Uncapitalize That,” “Uncap That,” or “No Caps That.”

Below are some example of how to dictate dates and dollar amounts:

• 14/07/85 - fourteen [slash] oh seven [slash] eighty five
• 3/11/02 - three [slash] eleven [slash] zero two
• 3/11/2002 - three [slash] eleven [slash] two thousand and two
• $58.00 - fifty eight dollars and zero cents
• $1.75 - one dollar and seventy five cents
• $5.25 - five dollars and twenty five cents
• $3.9 - billion three point nine billion dollars

Dictate Email and Web addresses as you would normally say them.
Dragon automatically formats them for you. Dictating email and web addresses in the Dictation Box is preferable. Here are some guidelines for dictating e-mail and Web addresses:

• When you say “h t t p” or “w w w,” Dragon knows to format the next words you say as a Web address.
• Say the following abbreviations by pronouncing them as words: “co,” “com,” “gov,” “mil,” “net,” and “org.”
• Say the following abbreviations by saying each letter: “a c,” “b n,” “c a,” “e d u,” “ie,” “h k,” “i d,” “i n,” “j p,” “m y,” “p h,” “s g,” “t h,” and “u k.”
• Use the “No Caps On” and “No Caps Off” commands to enter an e-mail or Web address in all lowercase letters.

If Dragon has difficulty understand which letter of the alphabet you are dictating used the following guide to help Dragon understand you better:

• a as in Albert/Alice/alpha
• b as in Bill/Buffalo/bravo
• c as in Cathy/Carl/Charlie
• d as in David/daughter/delta
• e as in Edgar/enter/echo
• f as in Frank/fancy/foxtrot
• g as in George/gopher/golf
• h as in Henry/helmet/hotel
• i as in Iris/Ireland/India
• j as in John/justice/Juliet
• k as in Karen/kitchen/kilo
• l as in Larry/lemon/lima
• m as in Mickey/magic/Mike
• n as in Nancy/nobody/November
• o as in Otto/over/Oscar
• p as in Paul/people/papa
• q as in Quentin/question/Quebec
• r as in Robert/Rachel/Romeo
• s as in Sam/Singapore/sierra
• t as in Terry/Tyler/tango
• u as in Ursula/unit/uniform
• v as in Valerie/visit/Victor
• w as in Wendy/wake/whiskey
• x as in Xavier/Xerxes/xray
• y as in Yolanda/Yvonne/yankee
• z as in Zachary/zookeeper/zulu

A Basic Correction Technique
Select the word you want to correct using “Select Word” Give the Correction command: “Correct That” A dialog box will open providing choices for correcting the text. When you decide which one you want in place of the selected word say: “Choose x”

An Alternate Correction Technique
Select the word or phrase you want to change using Select Forward (x up to 20) Words Say: “Delete That” to remove the unwanted words (just the ones selected) Say the phrase you want in that place.

Clicking Things!
Saying the word “Click” in front of an item, such as an icon or button, will cause Dragon to put the mouse on that item and perform a Left Single Click. A handy use for this is when a dialog box or message box appears on the screen and you need to click the Cancel Button. You will say: “Click Cancel” If something needs to be Double-Clicked the phrase “Double Click X” will be used.

Multitasking
If your style of working on the computer involves keeping several windows, applications, open simultaneously then it will be important to know how to get Dragon to switch between them. A good first command to learn is: “List All Windows”. From this list you will be able to choose, by number, the window that you need to work in next.

Press followed by any key on the keyboard will cause Dragon to type that key for you. The word Type followed by any key on the keyboard will also type that key for you. Figure out which of these that Dragon understands better for you and use it consistently.
Here are a few to remember:

• Press ENTER
• Press ESCAPE
• Press DELETE
• Press HOME
• Press UP ARROW
• Press DOWN ARROW
• Press LEFT ARROW
• Press RIGHT ARROW
• Press BACKSPACE
• Press SPACEBAR

Letters of the alphabet and number keys work with this command as well. Saying: Press g will type a g in your document. Saying: Press SHIFT plus g will type a Capital G

Go to the Address Bar
- Dictate the address such as: www.cnn.com or dictate the phrase you want to search for

Go to Top
- Scroll up to the Top of the webpage

Go to Bottom
- Scroll to the Bottom of the webpage

Start Scrolling Down
- The page scrolls slowly from current location toward the bottom

Start Scrolling Up
- The page scrolls slowly from current location toward top

Slow Down
- Used to slow the scrolling of the page

Speed Up
- Used to speed up the scrolling of the page

Stop Scrolling
- Stops the page from scrolling

Press DOWN ARROW
- Used to move the page one line at a time going down

Press UP ARROW
- Used to move the page one line at a time going up

Search the Web for

Search Ebay for

Search Amazon for

Go Back
- Goes back to the page that was linked from

Go Forward
- Goes to the page that was previously loaded

Refresh Page
- Reloads the page if it isn’t loaded properly.

Press TAB Key
- Used to move forward between controls such as Links and Form Fields.

Press SHIFT TAB Key
- Used to move backward between controls such as Links and Form Fields.

Click followed by the type of clickable element will show you a number for each corresponding element type.
Use Choose “number” to click on the desired item. For example, saying: Click Text Area will assign a number to each available text field on the screen. Then you will say: “Choose 3” to choose the third text field. Note: This feature is not as useful on a very busy webpage as it is on a cleaner one if you are a visually impaired Dragon user. Say:

• Click A Link;
• Click Button;
• Click Radio Button;
• Click Check Box;
• Click Edit Box;
• Click Image;
• Click List Box;
• Click Radio Button;
• Click Text Field;
• Click Text Area;
• Click Text Link;
• Click Go

CLICKING ON LINKS THAT YOU TAB TO
One way to get to Links on a webpage is to say: “Press TAB Key” until the focus lands on the link you want to click on. Once there you can get Dragon to either open that Link in a New Window or a New TAB using the following commands. Opening a Link in a new TAB will always be preferable to clicking it and opening it in the same window.

Open in a New Window

Open in a New TAB

WORKING WITH TABS AND PAGES

Close Other TABS
- Closes all of the open TABS except for the one you are working in

Create a New TAB
- Leaves the webpage TAB you are working in open and makes a new one for a different topic or search

Close TAB or Close This TAB
- Closes the TAB you have currently open and moves the focus to the prior one

Switch to the Previous TAB or Go to Previous TAB
- Switches to the TAB that is to the LEFT in the TAB BAR of the one you are currently working in.

Go to Next TAB or View the Next TAB
- Switches to the TAB that is to the RIGHT in the TAB BAR of the one you are currently working in.

Go Home
- Opens the Home Page that is set up in your browser.

Add this Webpage to My Favorites or Bookmark Page
- If you are using Google Chrome use the Bookmark Page command. If you are in Microsoft Edge use Add this Webpage to My Favorites

Do a Search
- Moves the focus of attention to the Address/Search field

Find [a word or phrase] on this page
- Searches the currently loaded webpage for the word or phrase you commanded

Show Menu Bar
- Moves the focus to the Menu Bar of an app, particularly helpful if it is an app with a hidden Menu Bar

Go to Inbox
- Moves focus to the Inbox folder

Check for New Mail
- Refreshes the Messages List with any new messages that have come in

Next Message
- Moves the focus DOWN through the list of messages

Move Down (x) or Move Forward (x)
- Moves focus DOWN through the list of messages the number of times commanded

Previous Message or Move Up (x) or Move Backward (x)
- Moves focus UP through the list of messages the number of times commanded

Open Message
- Opens the currently selected message from the Messages List

Close Message
- Closes the currently open message and returns focus to the Messages List

Send e-mail to "contact"
- Creates and email that is addressed to the identified Contact. Remember that this only works if you have included the email address in Contacts

Create Email
- The focus in a new email message is in the To: field ready for the email address. There are a couple of suggestions that work for entering the email into the To: field accurately: Try saying: Switch to Spell Mode and then dictate the address character by character. It will be very accurate and save time redoing it. You can dictate the email address into the Dictation Box first, giving you a more effective place to edit it and also to create a string of email addresses with semi-colons between for sending to multiple people. Again, this suggestion improves accuracy. Once the address(es) are dictated in the Dictation Box, say: Click Transfer. This puts you back in the To: field of the message. Then say: Paste That. No more editing should be needed as you would have done it all within the Dictation Box.

When moving between fields in the new email say:

• Subject Field – to move to the Subject Line
• Body Field - to move to the Body of the message
• To Field – To move to the To field to enter an email address
• CC Field – To move to the CC field if there is one already on the screen.

When you are ready to send the message you can say one of the following commands:
Send Message

Whether the message you want to reply to is open or closed and highlighted in the Inbox, the command to reply is:
Reply to email The cursor will be positioned in the body of the reply. If you want to make sure the cursor is at the top of the message, above the text you are replying to, say: Go to Top

Whether the message you want to Forward is open or closed and highlighted in the Inbox, the command to reply is:
Forward email The cursor will be positioned in the To field of the message ready for you to dictate an address. Use the information above about dictating email addresses accurately.

From within the list of messages you can delete a message by saying:
Delete Message

Once you have created an email and you are ready to add an attachment, do as follows:
Say: Click Attach File In the Insert File Dialog Box, say: Press Shift TAB and then say: Press SHIFT TAB again. Now you will be in the list of available files in the Documents folder. Navigate to the file as you would within File Explorer Once you have the file you want attached highlighted, say: 
 Click Insert Now you are ready to send the email with the Send Message command

To Open an attachment from an Open message:
Say: Mouse Grid Use the numbers within the grid to narrow down to the attachments list that is just above the body of the message When the mouse is pointing at the name of the attachment that you want to open say: Mouse Double Click. The attachment will open in the program that is the default choice on your computer for opening that file type.

If you want to Save a file that is attached to an email do as follows:
Say: Save Attachment This puts the Save Attachment dialog box on the screen Say: Click OK Now the focus is in the Save As dialog box where you will confirm that you know where you are saving the attachment and that you have given it a name that is appropriate. Say: Click OK

To Move a message from the Inbox to another folder that has already been created you will start by saying:
Move Message to Folder This results in the Move Message dialog box appearing on the screen. Use the Move Down X Lines and Move Up X Lines to highlight the folder you want to move the message to and then say: Click Ok.

The process is similar with copying a message except that the command is:
Copy Message to Folder It is good practice to move or copy messages from the Inbox list rather than when the message is open.

To get to the Contacts screens in Outlook, say:
Open Contacts

To get back to the Inbox, say:
Open Inbox

To create a new contact, say:
New Contact - You do not need to be in the Contacts screens to do this.

To get to the Calendar screens in Outlook, say:
Open Calendar

To create a new calendar event, say:
New Appointment - You do not need to be in the Calendar screens to do this. Within the New Appointment screen you can say: Location Field to get to the Location after dictating the subject of the appointment. To get to the Start Time and End Time say: Click Start Time and Click End Time respectively. To move from the Start Date or End Date portion of these fields it is most efficient to say: Press TAB. Once all of the details are in the appointment say: Click Save and Close. Navigating to an appointment to edit it requires that you say: Open Calendar. Then say: Click Home if the focus isn’t already on the Home ribbon at the top of the screen. Then say: Click Month to see an overview of all appointments going on in the current month.

To move between appointments within the current view:
Month is used in this example, say: Press TAB. The focus will only move from one appointment to the next when the TAB key is used. This works in all view options.

If an appointment needs to be changed. Once focus has moved to it, say:
Press ENTER. Appointments are edited in the same screen that was used to create them. Just say: Click Save and Close when you are done to save changes. The command for moving between Days is CTRL + LEFT and CRL + RIGHT ARROW. To accomplish this in the Outlook Calendar, say: Press Control Left Arrow or Press Control Right Arrow. This works on the Day, Week and Month views.

To go to a specific date say:
Press Control G. Then dictate the date you want to go to and say: Click OK. This will move to the desired date without changing the current view.

Always Run All Windows Maximized
– When a new Window or Document is opened, say: “Maximize Window” Keep the Zoomtext Cursor and Pointer Enhancements turned On to help with locating Cursor and Mouse Pointer when switching windows and the like. Use “List All Windows” to switch to another running application. “Start” is the keyword to use prior to the name of the program or window that you want to open. For example, you can say: “Start Documents” if you want to get to the list of all of your files.

When the Documents Window is Open
- Speak the character of the name of the document you want to move to for getting there more quickly. When the document you want to Open is highlighted, say: “Press ENTER” to open it.

If you cannot see the Cursor (vertical line with Blue Triangles), say:
“Switch to Next Window” than say: “Switch to Previous Window”

If you don’t see the Mouse Pointer, say:
“Press Control Shift B”

In Zoomtext the setting for Tracking Tool Tips should be set to on

Controlling the Zoom Window and App Reader

• “Press CAPS LOCK SHIFT A” – Starts App Reader
• “Press ENTER” – Pauses and Restarts App Reader
• “Press ESCAPE” – Turns App Reader Off

Note the 4 commands below it is often necessary to say the command twice

• Press CAPS LOCK Page Up – Moves Zoom Window To Top of Screen
• Press CAPS LOCK Page Down – Moves Zoom Window To Bottom of Screen
• Press CAPS LOCK Home – Moves Zoom Window To Left Side of Screen
• Press CAPS LOCK End – Moves Zoom Window To Right Side of Screen