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I have an interview on Monday afternoon with a "voice solutions" company
which, according to their press releases, has a "100% W2C compliant
VoiceXML browser". Now I'm pretty sure I know what that means, but I wonder
if someone could expound on the subject a little, especially if you've
written documentation for such a thing.
I've just checked the archives and found only one reference that wasn't very
helpful.
I'm not afraid of something I've never actually seen or used before, and
this sounds fascinating, but I'd like to avoid sounding stupid by mistake.
Maggie Secara
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