I think I have installed all necessary packages for speech recognition, what I know of: * Microsoft Server Speech Platform runtime (圆4) * Microsoft Speech Platform SDK (圆4) v11. Mc_Topaz 13-Jan-18 3:35 13-Jan-18 3:35 I have two issues with speech recognition in C#. Can mean that the problem isn't detected until the following line. Most other errors are equally understandable - just look at the line above if it isn't obvious, because sometimes missing out a semicolon, or a comma, or an open bracket, etc. You should be able to work out from that what is missing. When you get a compiler error, they are normally in reasonable english and pretty explanatory: 'not all paths return a value' is pretty clear and self explanatory: not all possible routes through the current function reach either a return or a throw statement. 2) If you press CTRL+G, VS will popup a 'go to line number' dialog allowing you to specify exactly which line in the file you want to look. Jochen has probably sorted that one fro you, but VS does make it really easy to find where an error is: 1) In the Errors pane, you can double click on an error and VS will take you directly to the offending line. The speech recognition engines that shipped with Microsoft.

That language-country code must be installed. SpeechRecognitionEngine Constructor (CultureInfo). Remarks To get information about the current recognizer, use the RecognizerInfo property.

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Public: static System::Collections::ObjectModel::ReadOnl圜ollection ^ InstalledRecognizers() public static System.Collections. Returns information for all of the installed speech recognizers on the current system.

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