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copied!<p>These questions are all over the map on the basics, but I'll try to provide some pointers:</p> <p><Blockquote>what's a good development enviroment?</Blockquote></p> <p>You will likely be building a web style application. So a VS08 ASP application is a reasonable starting point.</p> <p><Blockquote>do i have to install the speech server local too in order to use this?</Blockquote> Yes. There are a variety of platforms that support VoiceXML. Nearly all are designed specifically for telephone calls (VoiceXML's main purpose). There are a few free implementations, but most are commercial. I believe the Opera web browser has some VoiceXML functionality. I've seen settings for it in their configuration, but no direct experience.</p> <p><Blockquote>what's the ending? is it .xml, .aspx, or .speax ? i couldn't get that.</Blockquote> Endings usually aren't relevant, except maybe to tools. I don't believe VisualStudio provides any direct support for VoiceXML. Some browsers do care what mimetypes are provided.</p> <p><Blockquote>how do i run the voicexml? it's at the speech server as an application, any furhter steps?</Blockquote> Does this mean you are looking at the OCS/Lync product line ? I believe their IVR in that suite does support VoiceXML as well as a few other APIs. The product should contain basic setup and configuration information. More information on Lync:</p> <ul> <li><a href="http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/lync/" rel="nofollow">Microsoft Lync site</a></li> <li><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Lync_Server" rel="nofollow">Wikipedia</a></li> </ul>

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