Using the Prompt File Editor

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	Using the Prompt File Editor

Use the Prompt File Editor to define and modify prompt files once they are created. You can use the Prompt File Editor to:

Set conditions that govern when different prompt segments are used. See About Conditions in Prompts.

Add SSML controls to TTS segments. See About SSML Controls in Prompts.

Define the behavior of transitional audio prompts. See About Transitional Audio Prompts.

Set barge-in and play order attributes. Add, edit, and delete prompt levels. See Prompt File Editor-Prompt Main Tab.

Assemble one or more prompt segments to make a complete prompt or announcement. See Building Prompts.

For more details on accessing the Prompt File Editor and the functional tab associated with it, see the following sections:

Accessing the Prompt File Editor

Prompt File Editor-Level Tabs

Prompt File Editor-Prompt Main Tab

Tip:

To set the text that is synthesized for a TTS segment in the Prompt Editor, select the TTS segment and set the TTS Text property in the Properties view, or alternately click twice, slowly (not a double-click) on the TTS segment in the editor and the text can be edited in line.