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command-drivenA program that accepts commands as typed-in phrases. It is usually harder to learn, but may offer more flexibility than a menu-driven program. Once learned, command-driven programs may be faster to use, because the user can state a request succinctly. Contrast with menu-driven. See command line. |
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| Menu-driven programs are easier to learn to use than command-driven programs. the world's leading supplier of speech recognition chips and software solutions for consumer electronics, today announced its Voice Extreme(TM) product, a programmable, command-driven IC and set of development tools for building interactive speech applications quickly and easily in mainstream consumer products. The operation of the IntelliStripe 65 can be controlled via a RS-232 interface using command-driven communications protocol. |
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