How your text reaches the cursor

RadMyk either pastes your words or types them in as keystrokes. Here's the difference, and what the little confirmation message is telling you.

After each phrase, RadMyk shows a short confirmation of how your words landed. There are three:

Pasted at cursor

The normal mode. RadMyk puts the text on the clipboard and presses Cmd+V / Ctrl+V for you. Fast, and works in nearly every app.

Typed at cursor

You turned on Type with keystrokes. RadMyk types the text in directly, one character at a time, and leaves your clipboard alone. A little slower, but handy when an app doesn’t accept a normal paste, or when you don’t want your clipboard touched.

Copied - press Cmd+V to paste

RadMyk couldn’t place the text automatically, so it left it on your clipboard for you to paste. This usually means one of:

Accessibility isn’t granted (macOS) - see Dictation lands in the clipboard instead of at my cursor.
The target app lost focus while the phrase was finishing. Click back into your report field before you start dictating, and keep it focused.

You can switch between pasting and typing any time in Dictation settings.