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The International Macintosh Users Group presents:

            iListen - Speech Recognition in a Multilingual Environment

Group:      International Macintosh Users Group (IMUG)
            (A Forum for Multilingual / Multiscript Computing)
Date:       April 19, 2001, 7-9 p.m.
Speaker:    Jason Wallace (MacSpeech, Inc.)
Topic:      iListen - Speech Recognition in a Multilingual Environment
Location:   Apple Computer, Apple Campus, 1 Infinite Loop, Cupertino
            Take Saratoga/Sunnyvale exit off 280, turn South into
            Cupertino, turn left onto Mariani Avenue, left into
            Infinite Loop.
Admission:  $4, free for IMUG members
Contact:    Roger Sherman, (650) 859-5981

Speech recognition is a hot topic with human computer interaction.
Mac users have long been interested in speech recognition, but have
not had the choices available on other platforms. The arrival of
MacSpeech's iListen brings choice back to the Macintosh. Adding the
dimension of multiple languages creates interesting situations and
solutions.

This presentation will cover MacSpeech's iListen product for speech
recognition in both dictation and command and control. Various
language capabilities will be demonstrated and the challenge of
juggling multiple languages (user, operating system, and application)
will be discussed.

Jason Wallace is the International Director for MacSpeech, a
Macintosh-only speech recognition developer. He has been involved
with international, multilingual Macintosh projects for nearly a
decade, starting with a stint as the Apple International Evangelist
during the PowerPC transition. He has also helped companies develop
international strategies on the Internet.

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