No idea. I've never had a use for it... > > Some unscrupulous (IMO) operators (in the UK) will answer a call then > present another ringing tone to the caller while their equipment then > places them in a call queue or forwards the call on, etc. They do this as > they're terminating a revenue generating number, so they want to answer > the call as soon as possible before putting you through to someone. I > imagine that's such a use for it. > > Even then, there's a flag you can pass to Dial() to do the same as > Ringing() - but I suspect you'd need to Answer() the call first. > > Gordon >
Yeah I know that flag, it's 'r' option but If i remember, that's usefull only if your terminal don't generate ring tone. I don't think that answer() is necessary with that option. Harry
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