XML output

The XML output contains DCT file meta-data, including:

Notes:

Example 1: Dictation File

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<dct>
<etoolsver>2.00</etoolsver>
ETOOLS version number.
<file>Sample.dct</file>
DCT file name.
<format>0</format>
DCT file format version.
<userid>123456</userid>
<filenumber>56</filenumber>
<encryption>None</encryption>
"none", "encrypted" (if the decryption key wasn't supplied), or "decrypted" (if the correct key was supplied).
<name>Dictation name</name>
<created>1999-12-31 23:59:59</created>
In YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format, local time.
<priority>50</priority>
0 is lowest, 100 is highest.
<creator>
<name>John Smith</name>
<company>Acme Inc.</company>
<phone>01 2345 6000</phone>
<cell>1234 567 890</cell>
<fax>01 2345 6001</fax>
<address>11 Main Street
Smallville, MA</address>
</address>
</creator>
<audiofiles>
Empty if <encryption> is "Encrypted".
<audiofile>
<codec>Microsoft GSM 6.10</>
WAV codec.
<duration>0:09:59.9</duration>
In H:MM:SS.D format.
<channels>1</channels>
1 for mono, 2 for stereo, etc.
<samplerate>22050</samplerate>
In hertz.
</audiofile>
</audiofiles>
<attachments>
Contains zero or more <attachment> elements. Empty if <encryption> is "Encrypted".
<attachment>
<name>Transcript.doc</name>
<size>18235</size>
In bytes.
<attachment>
</attachments>
<notes>Notes for this dictation.
Empty if <encryption> is "Encrypted".
More notes for this dictation.</notes>
</dct>

Example 2: Dictation Cancel and Recover Notice

See What is a "Dictation Cancel and Recover Notice" and/or dcan*.dct file?

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<dcan>
<etoolsver>2.00</etoolsver>
ETOOLS version number.
<file>dcan-sample.dct</file>
DCT file name.
<format>0</format>
DCT file format version.
<userid>123456</userid>
<filenumber>56</filenumber>
<dcan>