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Additional Resources

The following sources provide additional information for Microsoft Speech Server (MSS) and for the Microsoft Speech Application Platform.

Speech Application SDK

The Speech Application SDK (SASDK) is for developers who create speech applications that run on MSS. The SASDK contains information for creating, testing, and deploying speech applications in an MSS system.

The SASDK is included with MSS.

Web sites

The following related Web sites may be of interest:

Microsoft Speech Technologies — The home page for Microsoft Speech Application Platform technologies

MSS Partners — The place to start for information about third-party speech processing components created by select Microsoft partners, partner component interoperability, and using the Speech Application SDK Version 1.1 (SASDK) or partner tools to develop applications for partner offerings

ScanSoft, Inc. — The maker of the SpeechWorks Speechify speech engine that ships with MSS

Speech Application Language Tags (SALT) Forum

Newsgroups

The following Microsoft-supported Usenet newsgroups may be of interest:

  • microsoft.public.netspeechsdk holds discussions on Microsoft Speech Tags, Speech Controls, and SALT.

  • microsoft.public.speech_tech.sdk holds discussions on SAPI 5.

Use a newsreader to access newsgroups. Outlook Express, which is included with Microsoft Internet Explorer, contains a newsreader. If needed, download and install Internet Explorer from Microsoft Internet Explorer Home page.

To configure Outlook Express to read newsgroups

  1. Open Outlook Express and click Set up a Newsgroups account.

  2. Complete the Newgroups Account wizard by following the on-screen instructions.

  3. When prompted for News Server, enter msnews.microsoft.com. Because an account name or password is not required, clear the This Server Requires Me To Log On check box.

For more information on Outlook Express Newsreader, see Outlook Express Help.

Feedback

Provide comments about the Speech Server product, documentation, or SASDK directly to Microsoft by sending an email message to the Microsoft Speech Server feedback alias.