I just purchased the small practice medical version of DNS from Know-Brainer and love the accuracy that I am getting. I am using this at home and in the office.  I use Dell computers with 2 GB of RAM and 4GB of RAM each.  I use Sennheiser ME3 microphones on both computers with a USB adapter.  I created an entire new user file during the installation. I also manually copied and pasted all my text commands from a Word file into the new command browser.

It seems as though the default font in the command browser is MS Sans Serif.  When I enter a command, I always change the font to Times New Roman and click the "plain text" box.  Sometimes the font stays in Times New Romans, but many times it reverts back to the MS Sans Serif. This happens on both computers. Why does it do that and is there anything I can do to prevent this? Sometimes the font also changes without a reason when I begin a new paragraph when dictating in Dragon Pad. (I realize that Lunis recommends MS Word as a better choice for dictation, but the spontaneous changing of fonts is strange) 

Follow Up:  this is a copy of part of the options.ini file in my user folder:

Command Browser Size And Position=0,0,160,24
Nsbrowse Session Data=34002,Global Commands,,
Forced predefined MyCommands (Medical 10.1)=yesChoice Box Position=423,275,745,515Preview Window showed=1
DictationBox Font=Times New Roman,-16,400,0,0,0,1,0

How can I change the numbers in the Command Browser line to be Times New Roman, size 12?

Thanks. 

Just adding to Chuck's perfect answer... if you're using KnowBrainer 2008 you can dictate your boilerplate text commands into any application, highlight the text and say Build a Command which will copy the text to the clipboard, create a New Global Command, put a checkmark in the Plain Text box, paste your boilerplate text into the Content box, move the cursor to the MyCommand Name Field, verbally prompt you to dictate the name of your command and lock on Title Case so that the 1st letter of every word begins with a capital letter.

The reason why we created this command is because it seems that just about the time we get to the end of dictating a paragraph or 2, on a frequently asked question, we realized that it would be nice to automate that answer. Another reason why we created this command is because it's simply too easy to forget to put a checkmark in the Plain Text box. The reason why we like commands to appear in Title Case is so that when you see them appear in the results box, you will immediately be gratified in the knowledge that NaturallySpeaking understood that you want to deploy a command rather than dictation and now you know why we created KnowBrainer...