IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
End of support reminder
- The Internet Explorer (IE) 11 web browser will no longer be supported by Microsoft starting June 15, 2022. Nuance has validated DMO 2022.2 against all the cases stated by Microsoft to ensure that disabling IE does not impact inbuilt resources such as the DMO Help menu, installers, pop-ups and others.
- Windows 8.1 is reaching end of life in January 2023. For customers still on this version, you must consider upgrading to the latest version of Windows.
Dragon Medical One now uses Microsoft Edge WebView2 to display richer content with improved usability in the DMO personalization window. To support this improvement, you must deploy the Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime component to machines that host DMO. Failing to do so will not impact the core functionality of DMO. Still, it will potentially impact end-users interacting with content displayed in the DMO personalization and help window. To deploy Microsoft Edge WebView2 to machines hosting DMO, install the Microsoft Edge WebView2 Evergreen Standalone component
For customers with a Citrix virtual environment: existing MS Edge Webview2 runtime installations
If your environment is a Citrix virtual environment hosting DMO, an additional registration key setup is needed. Please refer to the release notes to prevent issues opening the DMO personalization and help window (What can I say, Managed Vocabulary and Plugins are examples).
Microsoft .NET Framework version
- Dragon Medical One requires Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.7.2 or higher. Machines that do not have this version installed will not be able to start DMO. The DMO MSI installer will verify that .NET Framework 4.7.2 is installed on the machine before installation and will abort if the correct version of the .NET Framework is not installed. Please make sure that your environment is updated
- An upcoming version of DMO would require .NET 6 runtime as a must-have system requirement. Nuance would encourage customers to install it and be system ready for future versions.
Change of default settings for Citrix virtual channels
Starting with Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 2109, the ‘Virtual channel allow list’ policy setting will be enabled by default. This means that custom/third-party virtual channels will no longer work with the default configuration.
The following options are available:
- Disable the ‘Virtual channel allow list’ policy setting to allow all virtual channels again. To disable the policy, open your Citrix Studio and go to Policies. Edit/Create a policy and set the Virtual channel allow list value to Disabled.
- Add the Nuance virtual channels to the allow list.
Default option configuration in the configuration file
Configuration of ‘PressHotkey’ actions in the configuration file has been consolidated with the configuration of these actions on the Dragon Medical One UI. To configure hotkeys in the configuration file, they must be specified using the same key press sequence as typed on the keyboard.
To verify whether your configuration file requires an update, open the SoD.exe.config file, search for ‘PressHotkey’ and review the hotkey configured. If the hotkey requires a combination of keys pressed with a modifier key, such as ‘Shift’, ‘Ctrl’ or ‘Alt’, make sure that the configuration states the full key press sequence including modifier keys.
For example, to configure a microphone button to press the ‘!’ character on an English US keyboard, the hotkey must be specified as ‘Shift+1’ in the configuration file:
<setting name=”Microphone.FastForward” serializeAs=”String”
isLocked=”False”>
<value>PressHotkey(Shift+1)</value>
</setting>