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Jinx wrote:

>> Doesn't have to be Vista; XP has that also.
>=20
>>From the XP Pro Help
> For speech recognition (SR)
> 1. Open Speech in Control Panel, and then click the Speech Recognition =
tab
>=20
> OK, problem. No Speech Recognition tab.=20

Well, it's not all built-in by default, you may have to specifically
install it :)=20

>From <http://tinyurl.com/2233d>:

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There is no Speech Recognition Engine (SRE) built directly in to Windows
XP. You need to install a compatible engine, and in most cases, you'll
install it from one of two [ge: actually three] sources.

=A1E	The Microsoft SRE for Windows XP is available in Office XP applicati=
ons,
such as Microsoft Word 2002, or Microsoft Excel 2002. If you have Office
XP, or one of these programs on your computer, then you probably already
have access to the SRE. You simply need to install the SRE as explained
below.
=A1E	If you do not have one of these programs, then a less expensive opti=
on
for installing the SRE is to purchase the Windows XP PLUS! Pack. This is
available for less than $30 from Microsoft and other online vendors.
=A1E	A third option is available for advanced users. The SRE is provided =
for
free as part of the Microsoft Speech Software Development Kit 5.1.
Microsoft provides no technical support for this software and it is not
generally recommended for end users.=20
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See also <http://tinyurl.com/2nhak6>

Gerhard


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