Thaddy> SAPI

If Olevariant(Vcommand).AddCommand(Acommand) works do I get the points?

I'll better show my source :

var
  gmymenu:longint;

procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
Vcommand1.Initialized := 1;
gMymenu := Vcommand1.MenuCreate['Project1', 'state1', 4];
Vcommand1.Enabled := 1;
Vcommand1.AddCommand(gMymenu, 1, 'red', 'when you say' + 'red', 'listen list',0, '');///ERROR
Vcommand1.AddCommand(gMymenu, 1, 'blue', 'when you say' + 'blue', 'listen list', 0, '');
Vcommand1.AddCommand(gMymenu, 1, 'green', 'when you say' + 'green', 'listen list', 0, '');
Vcommand1.Activate(gMymenu);
end;

procedure TForm1.FormDestroy(Sender: TObject);
begin
Vcommand1.ReleaseMenu(gMymenu);
end;

I've just transfered it from VB source . "///ERROR" - Access Violation .... Xcommand.dll,
maybe you know why ? or maybe i'm doing wrong way ?

Jecksom

PS:    Vcommand1: TVcommand; from Microsoft Voice Command OCX.

I'll check it this weekend. will be back.
Until then, why not try the ms agent stuff? MS states this will be their (high level) standard for text to speech and speech to text. You don't have to show some not.so.funny characters, they are just part of the spec. the speech engine is, apart from the dragon products, the best I've seen jet.

HI , Dragon dictant ? i didn't checked it myslef , does it based on MS API ? or  they have
self designed  engine ?
Okay , i'll try MS agent , hope you'll don't forget about my question after weekend .

Best Regards,
           Jecksom

Olevariant(Vcommand1).AddCommand(gMymenu, 1, 'red', 'when you say' + 'red', 'listen list',0);///NO ERROR , you default to the default!
As explained in first comment, this works (and I tested it too)

Olevariant(Vcommand1).AddCommand(gMymenu, 1, 'red', 'when you say' + 'red', 'listen list',0); ----> Invalid Typecast at : "Olevariant(Vcommand1).". How i can fix that ?

Oops, forgot to say that I did use it directly, that is, not with an ocx wrapper but directly via the interface.
I create the control almost always via a coXX.Create
look in the *_TLB.PAS file and look for the coClasses section
There you'll find the interfaces that you can create an instance of directly. Then, use them as needed. If you need help, I'll send an example.

Yes ! example would be great !

Yep ! It works ! thanx for your help !

Jecksom.