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User Scenario 1: Specifying contact names and receiving contact information

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This document provides instructions for a demonstration using the Contacts reference application included in the Microsoft Speech Application SDK Version 1.1 (SASDK).

The names of ASP.NET Speech Controls that the application uses in the following procedure are linked to tables. Each table describes all the possible user inputs and application responses for the Speech Control named in the link.

Running the Scenario

  1. Open the main page of the Contacts application (https://localhost/speech/contacts/default.aspx). The application initiates the Get Name QA and asks, "Who would you like to contact?"
  2. Reply by saying, Lee Oliver. The application initiates the Confirm Name QA and asks, "Am I right with Lee Oliver?"
  3. Reply by saying, Yes. The application initiates the Get Service QA and prompts, "Please select postal address, e-mail, office number, or phone."
  4. Reply by saying, Postal address. The application responds, "The postal address of Lee Oliver is 91011 Main Street, Buffalo, New York, 98052." The application then initiates the Anything Else QA and asks, "Can I help you with anything else?"
  5. Reply by saying, Another contact. The application initiates the Get Name QA and asks, "Who would you like to contact?"
  6. Reply by saying, Barry Potter. The application initiates the Confirm Name QA and asks, "Am I right with Barry Potter?"
  7. Reply by saying, Yes. What's his office number? The application responds, "The office number for Barry Potter is 28." The application then initiates the Anything Else QA and asks, "Can I help you with anything else?"
  8. Reply by saying, No. The application responds by saying, "Goodbye," and then the application stops running.

See Also

Running the Contacts Reference Application
User Scenario 2: An unsuccessful call attempt followed by a successful call
User Scenario 3: Sending an e-mail message to a contact