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How to: Provide Text Input While Debugging

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Use the Voice Response Debugging Window dialog box to provide text input when debugging a managed code voice response application.

Providing Text Input While Debugging

To provide text input while debugging

  1. Start a debugging session.

    For more information, see How to: Start a Debugging Session.

  2. On the User Input tab, select Text Input, and then enter the text you want to emulate.

  3. Select a recognition confidence value.

  4. When the application expects input, click Submit.

During usability testing, the author can use Text Input to override the input that the usability subject provides to the application.

Note

The speech recognition engine attempts to interpret each string of adjacent alphanumeric characters as words. To enter a string that should be interpreted as a string containing alphabetic characters (for example, as part of a tracking number or an initialism), type a period after each alphabetic character. For example, to make the speech recognition engine interpret the character sequence "A-1234-Y" as a tracking number, in the Text Input text box type "A. one two three four Y.".

See Also

Other Resources

Debug Speech Applications
Create Managed Code Voice Response Applications
Speech Server Tutorials
Walkthroughs for Managed Code Voice Response Applications