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Speech Application Programming Interface

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(programming, standard)Speech Application Programming Interface - (SAPI) Microsoft's standard API for speech synthesis and speech recognition in Windows 95. The idea is to let developers try out and use various low-level speech software from any number of verndors, while retaining the same API.

Mike Rozak is the lead of the SAPI project at Microsoft. Numerous major speech vendors have announced SAPI-support plans. SRAPI, the competing speech recognition API by Lotus/WordPerfect, is fast becoming obsolete.

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Unisys and Microsoft are working together to accelerate the adoption of the Speech Application Programming Interface (SAPI) for speech applications, providing software developers with a rich set of tools and support programs that will make speech-based technology easier to deploy.
of Newton, MA announced today that Dragon NaturallySpeaking(tm) DeveloperSuite will support Microsoft's new Speech Application Programming Interface (SAPI) 4.
0 include compliance with the Microsoft Speech Application Programming Interface (SAPI), manipulation of infinitely repeated variables, automatic dictionary file output, complete management of audio prompts, and support for multiple languages, including French and German.
 
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