Working with Prompts > About Prompts in Dialog Designer > Prompt Controls
	Prompt Controls

In addition to selecting prompt segments from among the available types, Dialog Designer provides a number of different prompt controls that can be used to control different aspects of a prompt in use. For example:

• Use prompt levels to vary the prompt that is played to the caller, based on how many times the prompt is repeated. See Understanding Prompt Levels.

• Determine the order that prompt levels should play back. See About Play Order for Prompt Levels.

• Use condition settings to control which prompt segments play and under what circumstances. See About Conditions in Prompts.

• Control the rendering of TTS with the use of SSML tags. See About SSML Controls in Prompts.

• Determine whether and how barge-in can be used with the prompt. See Prompt File Editor-Prompt Main Tab.

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