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16@   This script is used to test SOUND ICON functionality
17@   in Speech Dispatcher.
18
19@   Note that these tests assume you have the free(b)soft
20@   sound-icons package installed (apt-get install sound-icons).
21
22@   We will send a sentence, a sound icon, and another sentence.
23@   You should hear them in that order.
24
25$ 5
26
27!SPEAK
28When the system is ready for your input, you will hear the following sound.
29.
30!SOUND_ICON prompt
31!SPEAK
32You may then enter your response.
33.
34
35$8
36
37@ Some more sound icons.
38$2
39
40!SOUND_ICON start
41$3
42!SOUND_ICON message
43
44$4
45@ Sound icon names are case sensitive, therefore it is normal
46@ to hear the name of the icon for the next test.  If you do hear the icon,
47@ that is OK too.
48$4
49
50!SOUND_ICON PROMPT
51$2
52
53!QUIT
54