At 11:08 PM 6/5/1999 -700, you wrote:
>Working with survpc's I bought an external voice fax modem in order to be
>sure that it is a real modem.
>But what does the voice part in the name mean for us, working in Dos
>environments? Can we some how make use of it?
>
>
>If you hold your hard drive to your ear...Can you hear the C:?
heheh, yep, that's how you can tell if it's in tune!
The voice/fax means that it can also be used for telephone related apps and
internet talking things, not just data streams of bit maps and text.
I'm not sure if this means the speaker on it could play out the voice at
the other end, or just that voice transmission uses a different
stream/wavelength than the data.
I'm sure another person will elaborate!
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