Last updated: November 1997
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Contents
Introduction
Document Conventions
Accessing the Control in Web Pages
Accessing the Control from Visual Basic and Other Programming Languages
Accessing Microsoft Agent Services Directly
The Request Object
The Agent Control
The Characters Object
The AudioOutput Object
The SpeechInput Object
The CommandsWindow Object
The PropertySheet Object