At 06:56 PM 6/8/1999 +2300, you wrote:
>On 1999-06-05 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> >Working with sI 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?
>
>Yes we can. It can be used as an answering machine. I had a program that
>said it could handle that. It was called Answer, if I'm not mistaken, but I
>could never use it because I never had any voice modem. If you want, I can
>try to dig it up for you. I think that is located in my 200 MB of Zipped dos
>apps.
>
I would like to have that to play with!
How do you record a message or play back messages if you haven't a sound
card? Does it require one?
Could it run in a dos window on w98?
Can you send it to me or direct me to an ftp site?
and, yes, "noisier" is indeed a valid english word.
bye, (\
Yolanda \\_/(\
UIN 4898262 Q Q \)
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-yvp '99
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