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" To hear prompts in Spanish press 1. " On the surface this a fairly simple and common prompt. But when you start to think about how to implement this it gets a little more complicated. There are two responses to this prompt. The user can press 1 or simply
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Recently I was working on setting up an application where I wanted different pieces of the call flow to be placed in separate work flows or at least segmented out so that multiple developers can work on the different pieces. The desire was to do this
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I wrote about the GotSpeech Activity Library a few weeks ago. After posting that I had some people step up and express interest in creating activities for the library. Unfortunately I got very busy right after I posted and things haven't let up until
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I recently had a need to access the Perfmon counters for Speech Server from a C# program. Since I didn't know how to do this my first step was to search the Internet for some code samples. That turned out to be harder than I though as I really didn't
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1. If you really want to step things up a notch and become a better MSS 2007 developer then you really should check out the OCS Public Beta on a daily basis. Most developers only use the forums when they have a question but I think they should be a tool
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GotSpeech.Net is excited to offer you the OCS Speech Server 2007 Jumpstart Training . GotSpeech.Net is always striving to be the best source for information on all things related to Speech Server and to live up to that reputation we are offering this
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If you have been faced with the task of debugging a SIP call then you know how daunting that can be. You make the call (to MSS 2007 in my case) but all you get is a busy signal. Or the phone just rings and rings. What's wrong? You start checking your
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The LCSKid had a recent post on entitled " How do I determine what I post " that I found very interesting. Tom normally blogs about things to do with Live Communications Server (the predecessor of Office Communication Server) but in this post he talks
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The question came up recently in one of our forums regarding testing new applications on a live server. This got me to thinking about hosting of multiple applications on one server. Unfortunately with MSS 2004 you can technically only host one application.
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Man things have been really quiet in the Microsoft Speech world lately. The posting count on GotSpeech and the Microsoft public forums has been way down. Has everyone figured things out so they have no need to ask questions? Are you waiting for OCS? Vista?
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By now it should be common knowledge that MSS 2007 (SPS) uses Windows Workflow and managed code. This really changes the way that we build speech applications. Personally I'm getting very comfortable with the Workflow paradigm and I am enjoying using
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I thought that it would be a good exercise to enlist your help in designing and building my home office. No, I'm not looking for financial help (though I'll take any that is offered). I'm really looking for suggestions on building a home setup for developing
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Casey Chesnut has a great blog entry about creating custom speech activities in MSS 2007 and he shows how to do speaker identification. Once I do get some time I want to tryout his code. He also has a really neat article on Workflow Foundation where he
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The Jacksonville Code Camp sponsored by the Jacksonville Developers User Group is coming up on August 26. If you are not familiar with a what a code camp is then you should read the Code camp Manifesto . I've never been to one but the concept sounds like
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It's now pretty common knowledge that Speech Server 2007 uses Windows Workflow. With that in mind I went looking for more information about using Workflow and I found this .NET Framework 3.0 community. Windows Workflow Foundation is just one part of the
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