1. A method for customizing an in-vehicle communication system, the method comprising: receiving a training sequence initiation input from an in-vehicle user; sending commands of a predetermined list of commands responsive to the initiation input; pausing between the commands; receiving a selection input corresponding to a command to be trained from the predetermined list of commands, while the predetermined list is being sent to the in-vehicle user, wherein the user provides the selection input upon receiving the command to be trained; confirming the selection input by repeating the selection input and receiving confirmation from the user; sending a prompt for the user's verbal command input for the command corresponding with the selection input; recording the user's verbal command input; and confirming the user's verbal input by playing a recording of the user's verbal input; linking the recorded verbal command input with an instruction corresponding with the command input if the user confirms the command; and sending another prompt for the user's verbal command input for the command corresponding with the selection input if the user rejects the command.
1. A method for customizing an in-vehicle communication system, the method comprising: receiving a training sequence initiation input from an in-vehicle user; sending commands of a predetermined list of commands responsive to the initiation input; pausing between the commands; receiving a selection input corresponding to a command to be trained from the predetermined list of commands, while the predetermined list is being sent to the in-vehicle user, wherein the user provides the selection input upon receiving the command to be trained; confirming the selection input by repeating the selection input and receiving confirmation from the user; sending a prompt for the user's verbal command input for the command corresponding with the selection input; recording the user's verbal command input; and confirming the user's verbal input by playing a recording of the user's verbal input; linking the recorded verbal command input with an instruction corresponding with the command input if the user confirms the command; and sending another prompt for the user's verbal command input for the command corresponding with the selection input if the user rejects the command. 5. The method of claim 1 , wherein sending the prompt for a user's verbal command input comprises a communication method selected from a group consisting of ASCII characters, prerecorded speech, and computer generated speech.