1. A method for interactive speech control of a system comprising a microprocessor, the method comprising: receiving, at an audio input of the system, a first utterance spoken by a user; performing automatic speech recognition to recognize a non-command speech input intended as a command in the first utterance; displaying electronically, on a visual display, the non-command speech input; identifying, from a relevance data store retained in memory and accessed by the microprocessor, one or more system action commands relevant to the recognized non-command speech input; and displaying the identified one or more system action commands on the visual display in association with the non-command speech input.
1. A method for interactive speech control of a system comprising a microprocessor, the method comprising: receiving, at an audio input of the system, a first utterance spoken by a user; performing automatic speech recognition to recognize a non-command speech input intended as a command in the first utterance; displaying electronically, on a visual display, the non-command speech input; identifying, from a relevance data store retained in memory and accessed by the microprocessor, one or more system action commands relevant to the recognized non-command speech input; and displaying the identified one or more system action commands on the visual display in association with the non-command speech input. 5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the relevance data store comprises terms that are synonymous with operating system terms and software application terms that are representative of executable commands for affecting at least one system action.