Infrastructure as Code

In this episode, Robert is joined by Nick Landry, who shows us how to integrate Cortana into apps. Among the topics Nick covers and shows are voice commands, speech recognition and synthesis, background voice commands and continuous dictation.
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realy good but i need support how to know vb
wow. I remember the MS SAPI SDK that allowed working with the COM based speech recognition for MS Office and had other compatible engines like Dragon Naturally speaking.. I had used SAPI4 SDK with .net beta SDK in the 2002-2003 academic year for my diploma project Voice Commands Service. To showoff my technical prowess, at the broadest level I had shown Win32 API, .net (it was the newest buzz back then), and COM (for SAPI) working together. There was a Windows Service template in the .net SDK that I used alongwith COM interop based on samples, to launch another process on the interactive desktop. The idea was to make the Windows shell appear to "listen" for Start Menu items like Search and Accessories like notepad, paint and launch them by ShellExecuteEx.
The caveats were:
I was unsatisfied but I had to study other coursework, and it did more than suffice for diploma and in some ways underappreciated..
I am glad multimodal interactions are becoming mainstream finally.
I was playing this video on my speakers, and at one point, when you said "Hey Cortana," Cortana woke up on my computer and asked what she could do for me.
@Bill Graham::)
Why can't I search Micrsoft sites with Cortana? I tried to ask questions about SQL Server 2016 books online but Cortana couldn't find them.
Cortana kept launching on my machine every time you said Hey Cortana. lol
good presentation!!! (and from a french Canadian guy, go habs go ;) )
well...
how to debug the voicecommandservice?
I'm not able to find this in VS2015.
thanks.
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