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<TITLE>Microsoft Agent Goodbye World Sample</TITLE>
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<A name=top><H3>Microsoft Agent Sample</H3></A>
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<H2>Goodbye World</H2>
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<!-- Updated to use Version 1.5.1 -->
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<HR width=66%>
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<P>This variation on the Hello World example demonstrates scripting
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<BR>a Microsoft Agent character to respond to voice commands.
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<P>Be patient! Loading of Genie may take a few minutes.
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<BR>Once Genie appears, right-click on him to see what commands he is
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<BR>listening for. While holding down the <B>Scroll Lock</B> key, try saying
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<BR>one of these commands. If Genie doesn't respond, here are some
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<BR><B><A href="#trouble">troubleshooting hints</A></B>.
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<P>This sample loads its character from an HTTP URL, so you must be
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<BR>connected to the WWW and be able to reach the server at
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<BR><I>http://agent.microsoft.com</I>, or the sample will not work properly.
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<P>If you have never installed the Lernout & Hauspie TTS Engine,
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<BR>you will be prompted to install it. Without the TTS Engine,
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<BR>characters will not produce speech output.
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<P>If you have never installed the Microsoft Command and Control
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<BR>Engine, you will be prompted to do so. Characters will not
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<BR>be able to recognize spoken commands without the C & C Engine.
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<P>Right-click on the page and select <B>View Source</B>
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<BR>to examine the HTML code for this page.
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<HR width=66%>
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</CENTER>
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<!--
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In order to use Microsoft Agent, the Microsoft Agent Control
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OBJECT tag must be placed on the page. The presence of this
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tag will cause the control to be automatically downloaded and
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installed if it is not found on the client machine when the
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page is processed. In the example below, the CODEBASE
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attribute is used so that the latest version number can be
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specified. The URL given is the location of the Agent control
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in the Microsoft ActiveX object store.
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The Agent object will be referred to in script using the name
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assigned to it in the ID field of the OBJECT tag - in this case,
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"AgentControl".
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-->
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<OBJECT ID="AgentControl" width=0 height=0
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CLASSID="CLSID:F5BE8BD2-7DE6-11D0-91FE-00C04FD701A5"
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CODEBASE="http://activex.microsoft.com/controls/agent/msagent.exe#VERSION=1,5,1,0">
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</OBJECT>
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<!--
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In order to use Text-to-Speech (TTS) output, a TTS engine compatible
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with Microsoft Agent must be installed on the client's machine.
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Your Microsoft Agent license includes a license to use the TruVoice
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TTS engine from Lernout & Hauspie with Microsoft Agent. The OBJECT tag
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below causes the TTS engine to be downloaded and installed if it is
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not found on the client machine when the page is processed. The
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CODEBASE atribute is included in order to specify the latest version
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number of the control.
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-->
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<OBJECT ID="TruVoice" width=0 height=0
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CLASSID="CLSID:B8F2846E-CE36-11D0-AC83-00C04FD97575"
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CODEBASE="#VERSION=1,5,0,0">
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</OBJECT>
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<!--
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In order to use Voice Commands, a speech recognition engine compatible
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with Microsoft Agent must be installed on the client's machine.
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Microsoft Agent is compatible with any SAPI 3.0-compliant speech
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engine. Your Microsoft Agent license includes a license to use the
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Microsoft Command and Control Speech Engine from the
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Microsoft Speech Research Group with Microsoft Agent. The following
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object tag causes the browser to automatically download and install
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this speech engine on the client. The CODEBASE attribute specifies
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the latest version number of the speech engine.
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-->
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<OBJECT ID="CnC" width=0 height=0
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CLASSID="CLSID:161FA781-A52C-11D0-8D7C-00A0C9034A7E"
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CODEBASE="#VERSION=3,0,0,1831">
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</OBJECT>
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<SCRIPT language=VBScript>
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' This sample assumes familiarity with the basic Hello World sample.
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' To simplify the example, all error handling has been omitted.
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Dim Genie ' a global variable to hold the character object
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Sub window_OnLoad
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AgentControl.Connected = True ' temp patch for IE4 PP1
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AgentControl.Characters.Load "Genie", "http://agent.microsoft.com/characters/genie/genie.acf"
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Set Genie = AgentControl.Characters("Genie")
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Genie.Get "state", "Showing, Speaking"
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Genie.Get "animation", "Greet, GreetReturn"
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InitCommands
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Genie.Show
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Genie.Get "animation", "Sad"
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Genie.Get "state", "Hiding"
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End Sub
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Sub InitCommands ' Intialize the Commands collection for Genie
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Dim cmd ' temp variable - holds a single command object
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Genie.Commands.Add "Hello" ' add a command to the collection
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Set cmd = Genie.Commands("Hello") ' get its object
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cmd.Caption = "Say Hello" ' set the text that the user sees
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cmd.Voice = "[say] (hello | hi)" ' set the speech recognition string
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cmd.Enabled = True ' enable the command in the pop-up menu
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cmd.Visible = True ' add the command to the pop-up menu
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' A more efficient method is to set all command properties when the command is added
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Genie.Commands.Add "Goodbye", "Go Away", _
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"(go away | [say] goodbye | scram)", True, True
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' Now configure the Commands object
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Genie.Commands.Caption = "Goodbye World" ' display text
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Genie.Commands.Voice = "Goodbye World" ' what the user says to make Merlin input active
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Genie.Commands.Visible = True ' show the caption in the pop-up
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End Sub
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Sub AgentControl_Command(byVal UserInput)
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' This is the Command event handler.
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' It is called whenever the user speaks a command
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' or selects one from the menu.
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' The UserInput object has the details of the command.
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Select Case UserInput.Name
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Case "Hello"
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SayHello
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Case "Goodbye"
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SayGoodbye
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End Select
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End Sub
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Sub SayHello
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Genie.Play "Greet"
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Genie.Speak "Hello!"
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Genie.Play "RestPose"
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End Sub
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Sub SayGoodbye
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Genie.Play "Sad"
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Genie.Speak "Goodbye world."
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Genie.Hide
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End Sub
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</SCRIPT>
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<P> 
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<P> 
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<P> 
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<P> 
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<A name="trouble"><H3>Troubleshooting Hints</H3></A>
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<OL>
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<LI>You must hold the <B>Scroll Lock</B> down before speaking;
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<BR>this causes the character to listen for a command.
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<LI>Be sure that you've installed the Microsoft Command and Control Engine.
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<LI>There should be a working microphone connected
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<BR>to the correct input port on your system.
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<LI>Use the microphone wizard to adjust your microphone level:
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</LI>
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<UL>
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<LI>Right-click the <IMG src="agticon.gif" width=34 height=34 alt="Agent icon"> icon in the task bar.
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<LI>Select <B>Microsoft Agent Properties</B>.
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<LI>Click the <B>Speech Input tab</B>.
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<LI>Click the <B>Adjust Microphone</B> button.
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<LI>Follow the instructions of the Microphone Wizard.
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<LI>When you are done adjusting your microphone,
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<BR>click the OK button to dismiss the Properties dialog box.
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</UL>
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</OL>
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<P>
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