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May 19th, 2004, 02:17 AM
#1
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Phone on PC ???
Goodday.
OS : Win Advance 2000
OS : Redhat 9
Could anyone recommend a FREE Downloadable Software that works like a Phone.
Allow me to make Outgoing call as well as recieve incoming calls.
Would be better if you could recommend one for both OS.
I have a Microphone attached to the PC .
Thanks.
Will to Learn
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May 19th, 2004, 05:48 PM
#2
there are many to choose from although supporting both OS will be a challenge
Did you try a google search?
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May 21st, 2004, 08:04 PM
#3
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OK lets just focus on Windows software.
I tried skype but that wasnt what i want.
I am trying to call people phones using my PC.
Is that possible in the first place?
Eg: I can key in 9123456 and i would dial to their home phone.
Will to Learn
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May 21st, 2004, 08:31 PM
#4
Hey
Something like the Phone Dialer in windows OS . If you don't already have it in the
Start-->>Programs->>Accessories-->>Communications-->> Phone Dialer
Then go to the "Add/Remove Programs" in the "Control Panel" . Select The "Windows Setup" tab in the "Add/Remove Programs" Dialog Box , Select "Communications" then click on the "Details" Button, Check the "Phone Dialer" option Then apply ...........It can dial Phone Numbers..
But a Sepcialesed Software for making and Receiving call , i have no idea about any of those .
--Good Luck--
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May 22nd, 2004, 06:17 AM
#5
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Originally posted here by SwordFish_13
Hey
Something like the Phone Dialer in windows OS . If you don't already have it in the
Start-->>Programs->>Accessories-->>Communications-->> Phone Dialer
Then go to the "Add/Remove Programs" in the "Control Panel" . Select The "Windows Setup" tab in the "Add/Remove Programs" Dialog Box , Select "Communications" then click on the "Details" Button, Check the "Phone Dialer" option Then apply ...........It can dial Phone Numbers..
But a Sepcialesed Software for making and Receiving call , i have no idea about any of those .
--Good Luck--
My PC is connected to a AZtech ADSL 4 port router .
When i tried dailing i get this error message:
Failed: could not connect the call.
I tried the Phone Call Option as well as the Internet call option. Both didnt work.
Will to Learn
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May 22nd, 2004, 08:03 AM
#6
novkhan,
Perhaps this is what you are looking for.
The technology - called Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP - uses the Internet to send telephone calls. It's beginning to replace traditional telephone services in homes and businesses around the country, including the South Sound.
This artical is about an AT&T offering this new service in the Washington state area of the USA, so you would have to google and see if it is offered any where in your area.
VoIP uses regular phones connected to a broadband line such as a cable modem or digital subscriber line. The conversation is broken into pieces and put back together at the other end of the call. Once the service is installed, it's as cheap as sending an e-mail.
AT&T's CallVantage Service offers several new features:
•Call Logs tracks incoming and outgoing calling with "click-to-dial" capability.
•Do Not Disturb allows customers to receive calls only when they want, while letting emergency calls ring in.
•Personal Conferencing enables users to set up a meeting with up to nine additional callers.
•Locate Me enables home phones to find customers by ringing up to five different phones all at once or one right after the other.
•Voicemail with eFeatures lets customers hear their messages from any phone or PC and forward the voicemail to anyone on the Web via e-mail.
All that is required for service is a plug-in telephone adapter provided by AT&T, a broadband Internet connection and a regular telephone supplied by the customer. Installation takes about 10 minutes.
The souce of this artical is here.
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May 22nd, 2004, 09:32 AM
#7
you are looking for this : http://www.skype.com/skype.html
Cheers
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