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Use this free (and that includes spyware free) application to send voice activated
commands to Allegiance. Upon recognizing your command, the application can send
any key press combonation or multiple key press combinations, while suppressing
unwanted keys. This application's goal is to be flexible enough to meet all of your
Allegiance voice recognition needs.
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Version History
v1.2 (10/31/2007)
- Added MDL parser for the Allegiance QuickChat.mdl format. This enables all available quick chats to be imported directly into the AllegChat without using a seperate XML file. If a user adds a new quick chat module, AllegChat will now add grammar for that module automatically.
- Added a registry key for the installation directory so that other programs (mPal) can launch AllegChat.
- Fixed all spellings of Grammar to proper spelling.
v1.1 (7/18/2007)
- Split application into multiple processes so that the speech engine could have it's
own application level message pump.
- Speech engine is now fully asyncronus from the main UI.
- Added ability to load multiple grammer files.
- Added ability to select which grammer files were used with the speech engine for
easy management.
- Fixed key suppression for control and shift keys.
- Added user specified key suppression so that users can pick keys that they want
suppressed.
- Changed key playback to start immediatly after recognition.
- Added more default grammer tokens.
- Added a grammer token map editor to let users manage thier own tokens.
- Updated icons to proper transparency colors.
- Added key actions to the token specifiers so that users can select key press, key
up or key down for a key going into the keyboard buffer.
- Changed uninstaller to leave configuration and chat files behind after uninstallation
so that they can be ported into future released.
- Added advanced ui configuration options.
- Added a new grammer token: <PAUSE [milliseconds]> to enable users to specify
arbitrary pauses in the key playback.
- More documentation in the user manual.
- Application now prompts you for a grammer file at startup if none are loaded/available.
- Application now appears in the taskbar when not minimized.
- Recognition failure only given if the speech engine makes at least one guess, but
has no match.
- Microphone icon now reports correct recognition state.
- Playback crashing is fixed.
- Long voice commands no longer report recognition failures midway through the command.
- UI makes less hops while finding a voice command match.
v1.0 (6/28/2007)