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    I'm developing an application which supports Speech Recognition, in this application I want to add one button which opens the training wizard for the Microsoft Speech Recognition, and one button opening the Speech Properties Dialog, can anyone tell me how this can be done?

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      I'm developing an application which supports Speech Recognition, in this application I want to add one button which opens the training wizard for the Microsoft Speech Recognition, and one button opening the Speech Properties Dialog, can anyone tell me how this can be done?

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      If you can trace the excutable that launches the dialog, you can use ShellExecute(). hope this helps :)

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        If you can trace the excutable that launches the dialog, you can use ShellExecute(). hope this helps :)

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        Thanks! Looked at it and it was rather easy. To open the control panel it's just the "Control.exe" file and to open the Speech Properties I used "Control.exe speech"

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