


If the Application Support folder does not contain a Dragon folder copy it here. Follow Step one above to unhide the user library on the "new" Mac.ģ. Copy the Dragon user profiles to the Documents folder inside your user folder.Ģ. Make sure that the copy of Dragon not running on the new Mac then try the following:ġ. Now reverse the process and place those files in the same places on Mac you want to move things to. In that folder is a folder called Dragon that contains the profiles. The Dragon user profiles are in your user folder inside the Documents folder. There are one or two and the are probably called something like or .lUDJIKX Copy any files like this to a flash drive.Ĥ. Open the Preferences folder and look for any preference files with the words Dragon in the filename. Look for a folder called Dragon and copy it to somewhere handy such as a flash drive or something else that can be used to transfer files to the new Mac.ģ. There is a folder called Application Support in the Library. From the Finder's Go menu Choose Go To Folder and type ~/Library.Ģ. That folder is normally hidden from users and you need to unhide it. There is a Library folder inside your user folder. Here are the steps you need to do on the Mac that has a working profile:ġ. It did not work for me but only because my profile was based on using the notebook's internal mic. I just transferred my Dragon Dictate profile from one Mac to another.
