Working with Prompts > Using the Prompt File Editor > Prompt File Editor-Level Tabs
	Prompt File Editor-Level Tabs

When using multiple versions of a prompt, a prompt level for each version to be used must be created. Dialog Designer displays the definition and settings for each prompt level in its own tab in the Prompt File Editor. These tabs are located at the bottom of the workspace area when the Prompt File Editor is open.

Dialog Designer displays prompt levels in numeric order, labeled 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and so on (up to 25). See Understanding Prompt Levels.

Use the level tabs to:

• Assemble prompt segments into prompts. See Building Prompts.

• Use conditions to determine when various prompt segments are played. See About Conditions in Prompts.

• Use SSML controls to regulate the way TTS content is rendered. See About SSML Controls in Prompts.

Each level tab has its own palette with the following options. For detailed information about each of the following options, click the links.

• Segment items

• TTS

• Phrase Variable

• Text Variable

• Audio Variable

• Phrase Variable

• Expression

• Condition items

• If

• Else

• SSML items

• Break

• Emphasis

• Mark

• Prosody

• Say As

• Voice

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