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	Dialog Designer Editors

Following is a high-level overview of the editors available in Dialog Designer:

• Call Flow Editor - The primary editor for Dialog Designer. In the Call Flow Editor, nodes are placed and connected, which create the call flows that direct the caller experience.

• Phraseset File Editor - Used to modify phrase set metadata, such as phrase text, relevant comments, and search keywords. Phrase sets can also be recorded and saved in *.wav file format.

• Prompt File Editor - Used to define and modify prompts, from very simple announcements to very complex prompts involving variables, conditions, and logic.

• Variable Editor - Used to create, define, and modify variables, and to view the variables that exist in the current project.

• Grammar File Editor - Used to define custom or select built-in grammar files.

• Database Operation File Editor - Used to define and modify the way a project works with selected databases.

• Web Service Operation File Editor - Used to define and modify the way a project works with selected Web services.

• Event Type Editor (available only from within the Call Flow Editor) - Used to define and modify custom events and how they are implemented within a project.

• CCXML File Editor - Used to modify CCXML files that are part of Call Control projects.

• JSP File Editor - Text-based editor for modifying JSP files that are part of Call Control projects.

• Audio Editor - Used to record audio. The Audio Editor is also used to define and view file properties, file location, setup an external location and preview or edit the content of the file.

• Video Editor - Used to preview videos. It does not allow you to record vidoes.

• Image Editor - Used to preview images. It does not allow you to capture images.

• Text Editor - Used to view and modify text files.

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