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This folder contains two versions (one MPW C version and one CodeWarrior C version) of a very tiny application that uses speech recognition. The application simply puts up a window listing a few phrases you can say, and then as you say any of those phrases, the spoken phrase will appear in the window.
This code is not very good Macintosh code, but it illustrates a very simple use of the Speech Recognition Manager in an application.
This application does not take advantage of a useful Speech Recognition Toolbox feature -- the ability to attache values -- refCons -- to phrases, so when a user speaks a phrase your application can immediately tell what was spoken. Features like these are illustrated better in the Speakable Items Example that should accompany these smaller examples.
