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Microsoft Speech SDK

Simple Dictation for Visual Basic

Introduction

Simple Dictation is an elementary application showcasing speech recognition (SR). Specifically, it uses a dictation model, so you can speak anything and Simple Dictation attempts to recognize it. Using Simple Dictation, speak into a microphone and following successful speech recognition, the text appears on the screen.

Options

Simple Dictation has two controls: Start and Stop.

Start

Click Start to start dictation. Once the SR engine is on, any recognized speech is displayed on the screen.

Stop

Click Stop to end dictation. The SR engine will stop and no further speech recognition takes place.

Exit

Click the close box in the title bar to exit Simple Dictation.

Compile

Simple Dictation is a standard Visual Basic application and does not require special support. However, the Speech reference must be active; see Creating a Speech-Enabled Visual Basic Project in Using the Visual Basic Code Examples for details on how to speech enable Visual Basic applications. Additionally, the samples are installed as Locked files. To modify them, they must be unlocked. To unlock, right-click the file or files, select Properties, and clear the Read-Only check box.

Programming Notes

If Simple Dictation is run from the Visual Basic development environment, the debugger's Immediate window displays information not available from the executable version. See the code for exact details.