Where is the System::Speech::Recognition namespace?

[Peter Oliphant]

I have installed VC++ 2008 Express and .NET Framework 3.5 on a Vista (Home
Premium) machine. I'm also up-to-date with Windows.

I can see in MSDN a description of a namespace called
System.Speech.Recognition for which I assume the C++ equivalent is
System::Speech::Recognition.

I thought it would be built into the language like, say, System:rawing is
(I've changed the properties of the project to use .NET Framework 3.5 if
that matters), but it doesn't seem to recognize (irony) this namespace.

What can I do to get access to this namespace in my application (managed
btw)? Do I have to activate it somehow?

Thanks!

[==Peter==]

 

[Peter Oliphant]

OK, I'm an idiot. Found it under Properties (add new Reference:
System.Speech).

This is what I've been trying to get access to for a while. I'm very happy
right now...

[==Peter==]

 

[Guest]

No you're not an IDIOT.

OK, I'm an idiot. Found it under Properties (add new Reference:
System.Speech).

This is what I've been trying to get access to for a while. I'm very happy
right now...

[==Peter==]

I have installed VC++ 2008 Express and .NET Framework 3.5 on a Vista (Home
Premium) machine. I'm also up-to-date with Windows.

I can see in MSDN a description of a namespace called
System.Speech.Recognition for which I assume the C++ equivalent is
System::Speech::Recognition.

I thought it would be built into the language like, say, System:rawing
is (I've changed the properties of the project to use .NET Framework 3.5
if that matters), but it doesn't seem to recognize (irony) this namespace.

What can I do to get access to this namespace in my application (managed
btw)? Do I have to activate it somehow?

Thanks!

[==Peter==]