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Working With Speech Using the MSAgent in C#
By: Gnana Arun Ganesh
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    2002-12-22

    Table of Contents:
  • Working With Speech Using the MSAgent in C#
  • Introducing the Microsoft Agent
  • Microsoft Agent in C#
  • Speech Recognition
  • Conclusion

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    Working With Speech Using the MSAgent in C# - Conclusion


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    In this article we have seen how easy it is to add speech recognition and text-to-speech technology into our applications using C#. Remember that you can also use Visual Basic, C++, ASP, etc (basically any COM-compliant language) to implement the MSAgent control into your applications. I simply chose to use C# in this article because it is my favourite language.

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       · thank you for your introductory and good sample code.it was my first msagent...
     

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