Voice Sensitive Screen Saver

The Voice Sensitive Screen Saver is a windows NT4.0/2000/XP/95/98/ME application. The most likely it is one of the first (if not the first) freeware Windows voice authentication application. The first version of the program was released in 1998.
The screen saver has an ability to analyze biometric parameters of your voice, remember them and unlock your workstation either in response to your (and only your) voice command or the conventional way - by checking a typed in password. The program uses Back Propagation Neural Network for voice print data analysis and decision making. It works regardless of the language you use and can be even tought to respond to other than human voice sound patterns.
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Documentation:

Design And Principles Of Operation

Downloads:

Windows NT/2000/XP version:
http://www.okob.net/projects/vscrsvr/scrsnt13.zip

Windows 95/98/ME version:
http://www.okob.net/projects/vscrsvr/scrs9513.zip