Microsoft Speech API: Difference between revisions

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}}</ref> It has similar functionality to SAPI 5 but is more suitable to be used by managed code applications. The new API is available on [[Windows XP]], [[Windows Server 2003]], [[Windows Vista]], and [[Windows Server 2008]].

The existing SAPI 5 API can also be used from managed code to a limited extent by creating a COM Interop code (helper code designed to assist in accessing COM interfaces and classes). This works well in some scenarios however the new API should provide a more seamless experience equivalent to using any other managed code library.