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Article
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Introduction
to the W3C Grammar Format
By
Andrew Hunt
The
W3C Voice Browser Working has released a draft specification
for a standard grammar format that promises to enhance
the interoperability of VoiceXML Browsers and drive
portability of VoiceXML applications. This article summarizes
the key features of the specification and the application
of the specification to VoiceXML application development.
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Article
#2
The
Speech Synthesis Markup Langauage
for the W3C VoiceXML Standard
By
Mark R. Walker and Andrew
Hunt
Among
the first in a series of the W3C's soon-to-be-released
XML-based markup specifications is the speech synthesis
text markup standard. This article summarizes the markup
element design philosophy and includes descriptions
of each of the speech synthesis markup elements.
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Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Engelsma rings in tax season
by introducing this third issue of VoiceXML Review,
and provides insightful comments on the articles within.
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the Letter from the Editor
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In this month's column, titled "Your First Pizza,"
Rob Marchand creates
a fictional pizza franchise to build and evolve a simple
application to apply some of the things we've learned
thus far.
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this month's First
Words
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In this month's column, Jeff
Kunins answers another batch of reader-submitted
questions. Specifically, he tells how to incorporate
recorded sound into an application, how to use VoiceXML
on the PC platform, how to build a VoiceXML platform
form scratch, and how to alleviate a common VoiceXML
coding problem.
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this month's Speak
& Listen
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18
April 2001
The
First Annual VoiceXML Forum Users Group Meeting, held
5 April 2001 in San Jose, Calif., draws 220 participants.
All presentations available for download.
full story
18
April 2001
VoiceXML
Forum membership grows to over 460 member companies--including
55 Sponsor and Promoter Members and over 400 Supporter
Members.
full story
18
April 2001
The
Boston Chapter of VoiceXML Users Group announces the
venue and agenda for the first meeting.
full story
18
April 2001
Interested
in writing an article for VoiceXML Review? The full
editorial schedule for the 2001 publication year has
been announced, along with a call for papers released.
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