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Can I start the speech recognizer in listening mode and is invisible to the user?

I use discrecognizer in C # to create basic grammar and listen for commands.

Since I am developing this grammar / system that will be used for the small game / application that I am creating, I would love to start speech recognition in listening mode and invisible (or at least condensate it right down to the taskbar). My biggest concern is that if the game ever gets any kind of recognition (LOL) that people will be disabled by the compulsion of the SR windows.

So, can I start the speech recognizer in listening mode and is invisible to the user? And can I close it when the application is completed so that the user never has to deal with the SR program, only my program / game?

Thank.

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There is a SpeechRecognitionEngine class that allows me to do exactly what I wanted.

I just wanted everyone to know. Here is the documentation for this class from the Microsoft website:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.speech.recognition.speechrecognitionengine.aspx

Enjoy.

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