2007/7/23, Russell Bryant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 3. Let's say you're browsing your incoming emails with your favorite > email client. You've got some voicemails among them but you don't want > to disturb your neighbours listing to them with your PC speakers. How > would you forward the voicemail audio files to your desktop phone ? > Calling your own voicemail is an obvious way to listen to those files > but I'm wondering if there is a better way to do it It is by far the easiest way. You may have to be more specific as to what behavior you are looking for. I presume it could be done with some sort of "click-to-dial" development and special links in the voicemail email messages.
If my memory serves me right, Cycos Outlook plugin offers such mechanism : from Outlook, you could make your phone ring and listen to the audio file ! I don't really remember if one would rate the whole process as simpler or more natural than picking the handset and dialing the voicemail number. Anyway, I fully agree with you that's now a matter of email client customization capabilities, not a matter of Asterisk capabilities. regards
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