Thanks everyone for the useful feed back on this question !
I will free up some time to work on it and get back when I have a result
(hopefully positive).
Cheers : ) Gary
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Hi Jaque,
Surely Gary must have a phone line and relatively old iMac with built-in
modem, or at least a modem, or he wouldn't be wanting to use what he
assumes to be a dial-up routine to an external device?
It's over 15 years since I did anything with at AT codes, but I can
remember the pain
The equivalent on a Mac would be identical, except instead of com3 you'd
want to use modem as the port specifier. Both the PC com3 port and the
Mac modem port are serial ports. Rev can write to those just fine, but the
problem you will find on your iMac is that it won't have any serial ports;
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
It depends how the USB modem is recognised by the system.
If you have one, check the driverNames.
If the list includes something link cu.modem.usb, then you can use
that as the driver name and open a port to that device as described
above.
I'm writing that down. Thanks.
Hi - I am a long time OOP user, Rev fan and message board lurker. I
have a totally off topic question. Many years ago I built a program that
will dial a phone number through the modem port and then hang up. My
handset is on a Y connection to the phone line so it stays open and I
can speak to
I still use a bunch of hyperdialer gadgets that connect between a handset
and the telephone. The HC dial command generates DTMF tones, so that in
an address book, a one line script will dial the number. In fact, before I
found those devices (20 years ago) it was possible to have the tones
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gary_aitcheson wrote:
put *67 before theNumber
open file com3: for write
write ATS7=1L0DT theNumber cr to file com3:
wait 5 secs
close file com3:
I do not understand much of this, but it appears that it's usual
function is to dial a fax machine in order to transmit letters
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
But I only replied to say that I thought all HC commands were supported in
Rev to the extent that they at least did nothing. But there is no dial in
the dictionary. Are there others?
Maybe, but I can't think of any offhand. I've never done a direct
comparison though.
