What is the command for "redo"?

Hi Everyone,

Does anyone know what is the opposite of the "undo that" command? I tried "redo that" -- didn't work.

Can't find it in the command browser or the help index.

Thanks,

Jasmine

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Undo/Redo <1to20>

When asking questions of
this type please let us know PRECISELY what NaturallySpeaking product you are
using. Example: Standard 8, Preferred
9.5, Pro 7.3 etc.. The additional
information helps us to focus our response.
Unfortunately this forum doesn’t have a user profile section that we
can look up additional information on so you pretty much have to include all
the pertinent data in each posting.
This is one of the reasons why we double posted your answer on the
KnowBrainer Technical Support Forum.

We do not believe that
DNS includes a Redo command but keep in mind that most of Nuance’s
development goes into dictation accuracy. Undo that acts as a toggle in
DragonPad because it is only capable of a single undo. If you repeat undo that in DragonPad you will undo your last undo which is
equivalent to a “redo”. However, most programs such as most Microsoft Office
applications, WordPerfect, WordPad, Internet Explorer and even Windows and
Windows Accessories now support multiple undo capability.

This is why we need to know what flavor and
version of NaturallySpeaking you're using. If you are using one of the
professional versions of NaturallySpeaking you can create a Redo Advanced-Scripting command and if you want to take it
to the next level, as we have done in KnowBrainer
2007
(which works in all versions of NaturallySpeaking from Preferred on
up), you can create a Undo/Redo <1to20> command.
Example: If you want to make a number of changes such as dictation, formatting
etc. go ahead and risk an Undo 5 command. If
it turns out to be a little too much you can always say something like Redo 2. Nothing becomes permanent until you save your file
and if you're using Windows Vista, you can even undo that mistake.

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Speech Recognition Forum

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