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    Does anyone knows how to do voice recognition in visual c++? or are there any library available?

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      Does anyone knows how to do voice recognition in visual c++? or are there any library available?

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      Masoud Samimi
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      In case you didn't know, you must first have the SAPI SDK which will install all the Speech Facilty such as Dictation for Speech to Text and the opposite of Text to Speech and some more feature like talking to your computer telling it to Start Listening! and Stop Listening! things?! ;-) You can go to microsoft's site and search the SAPI string to get to the downloading pages that will process some ID and Password checkings which you will get while in the registration process, takes about 30 mins to get to it and about 3 hrs to downlood the full 40MB pacakge of engines. There is a very good wrapper class, sample app and an article of how to use it written by Keith Westly. You could find it on the Codeguru and the file name is voicecmd.zip. Just do a search on the file name and it goes to it. In my opinion, this is the bset technology ever came to computers and it still is developing, huge potential. Good Luck! Masoud

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        Does anyone knows how to do voice recognition in visual c++? or are there any library available?

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        The SAPI (Speech Application Programmers Interface) is a generic interface which allows you to write speech recognition applications which can use any SAPI complient speech engine. Have a look at http://www.microsoft.com/speech/

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