I want to define a voice command that outputs "\ref{}" in Dragon Dictate 4. When I define the following voice command:
the output is:
[blank line]
ef{}
Basically \r
is interpreted as a carriage return. How can I escape this? I would prefer a solution that works as the text macro (it should be easy to do it in Automator as a last resort otherwise).
I tried writing \\ref{}
as escape character but it didn't work, I get the following:
\
[blank line]
ef{}