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johnf
I used to use Mightyfax once & am pretty sure that did it. The interface
defiinitely had a telephone keypad.
defiinitely had a telephone keypad.
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Sir_George
Eli,
One of the best sources for finding answers to questions is Google.com or
Groups.Google.com. To find the type of software you are seeking type in the
keywords;
telephone software
Mighty FAX is exactly what the name says, fax software and does not provide
voice connections. See the following site for more info;
http://www.rkssoftware.com/mightyfax/overview.html
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Sir_George
For better access to newsgroups;
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/using/newsgroups/setup.asp
One of the best sources for finding answers to questions is Google.com or
Groups.Google.com. To find the type of software you are seeking type in the
keywords;
telephone software
Mighty FAX is exactly what the name says, fax software and does not provide
voice connections. See the following site for more info;
http://www.rkssoftware.com/mightyfax/overview.html
--
Sir_George
For better access to newsgroups;
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/using/newsgroups/setup.asp
Eli Aran said:and you could dial someone and talk to him? via the normal phone line?
was this program free? is it still available?
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Black Fox
Eli said:is it possible to use the sound card and microphone as a telephone?
If your modem supports that - yes it's possible.
i want to use the modem and the regular phone line that my pc is connected
to and to speak into the microphone, hear the other person from the speakers
and be able to answer phone calls with the computer.
is there a third party free app that can do that?
Check if you didn't get it with your modem CD. Otherwise e.g Cheyenne
BitWare supports this feature - but I don't remember if it's free :-(
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johnf
My memory's failing. It was Quicklink Message Center, which came with my old
V90 modem.
I don't think it's available now (replaced by Hotfax) and only worked with a
voice modem.
V90 modem.
I don't think it's available now (replaced by Hotfax) and only worked with a
voice modem.
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William B. Lurie
Hey, guys, I have a great HotFax that I've never used except or FAX.johnf said:My memory's failing. It was Quicklink Message Center, which came with my old
V90 modem.
I don't think it's available now (replaced by Hotfax) and only worked with a
voice modem.
You mean I can 2-way phone over the Internet with it??????
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Chris
It will never work because you are in the future. You need to either fix
your time/date, or fix your regional setting.
your time/date, or fix your regional setting.
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Guest
Although the OS will not work as a direct dial phone would XP does come with software that can connect you to another party and you can watch and talk to them. It's windows messenger and I use it all the time. In my case I have it on the tool bar at the top. It looks like two little green pawn chess pieces. Once your friends have the program installed you can then add them to your contact list and begin a video and audio session whenever they are on line, or you can do a remote application share where you can control the other persons computer and set it up or fix it over the internet, you can have many people join the conversation or just have it private. It has an audio tuning wizard and camera setup and everything. I use this all the time to talk to people all over the world. No long distance charges either. There are tons of plug ins that add extra options such as mail retrieval and so on. Good luck.
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Doug Knox MS-MVP
No, this was not IP based communications software. Some models of modem have the capability of interfacing with the sound card, and allowing you to use a mic/headset (if desired) to place handsfree telephone calls. It works just like your regular phone, and the better software packages had additional features like a software "answering machine", where voice messages are left on your computer. Multiple mail boxes, distinctive ring support and the like (for different announcements) might be supported.
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Eli Aran
i found this site as well:
http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/3000-2349-10214725.html?tag=lst-4-16
No, this was not IP based communications software. Some models of modem
have the capability of interfacing with the sound card, and allowing you to
use a mic/headset (if desired) to place handsfree telephone calls. It works
just like your regular phone, and the better software packages had
additional features like a software "answering machine", where voice
messages are left on your computer. Multiple mail boxes, distinctive ring
support and the like (for different announcements) might be supported.
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In memory of Robert McGregor (aka Koldbear)
http://www.btinternet.com/~winnoel/winhelp.htm
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Doug Knox, MS-MVP Windows XP/ Windows Smart Display
Win 95/98/Me/XP Tweaks and Fixes
http://www.dougknox.com
http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/3000-2349-10214725.html?tag=lst-4-16
No, this was not IP based communications software. Some models of modem
have the capability of interfacing with the sound card, and allowing you to
use a mic/headset (if desired) to place handsfree telephone calls. It works
just like your regular phone, and the better software packages had
additional features like a software "answering machine", where voice
messages are left on your computer. Multiple mail boxes, distinctive ring
support and the like (for different announcements) might be supported.
--
In memory of Robert McGregor (aka Koldbear)
http://www.btinternet.com/~winnoel/winhelp.htm
--------------------------------
Doug Knox, MS-MVP Windows XP/ Windows Smart Display
Win 95/98/Me/XP Tweaks and Fixes
http://www.dougknox.com
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Chris Holden
1) Try at least to post using the correct date.Eli Aran said:is it possible to use the sound card and microphone as a telephone?
i DON"T mean an internet phone or a pc-to-phone.
i want to use the modem and the regular phone line that my pc is connected
to and to speak into the microphone, hear the other person from the speakers
and be able to answer phone calls with the computer.
is there a third party free app that can do that?
thank you
Eli
2) What kind of modem are you using? Some modems (external) have a speaker
button so they can be used as phones. You do not say however, what modem you
have.
Chris Holden
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xenoGears
i use faxtalk communicator at home now and it came bundle with my internal
modem. i can use it as a fax, receive fax, a phone voice messenger and can
take a call from pc. go to http://www.faxtalk.com for more information. i
believe that they had a trial download for pro version.
modem. i can use it as a fax, receive fax, a phone voice messenger and can
take a call from pc. go to http://www.faxtalk.com for more information. i
believe that they had a trial download for pro version.
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Eli Aran
is it possible to use the sound card and microphone as a telephone?
i DON"T mean an internet phone or a pc-to-phone.
i want to use the modem and the regular phone line that my pc is connected
to and to speak into the microphone, hear the other person from the speakers
and be able to answer phone calls with the computer.
is there a third party free app that can do that?
thank you
Eli
i DON"T mean an internet phone or a pc-to-phone.
i want to use the modem and the regular phone line that my pc is connected
to and to speak into the microphone, hear the other person from the speakers
and be able to answer phone calls with the computer.
is there a third party free app that can do that?
thank you
Eli
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Eli Aran
and you could dial someone and talk to him? via the normal phone line?
was this program free? is it still available?
was this program free? is it still available?
johnf said:I used to use Mightyfax once & am pretty sure that did it. The interface
defiinitely had a telephone keypad.