Hi Dar, > Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2004 15:30:03 -0700 > From: Dar Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Re: sounds/telephony > > on dial dNumber > open driver "com3:" for update ---------- Thanks much.
What is driver "com3:"? , i.e., where did you get the info for this? ---------- > write "AT" & numToChar(13) to driver "com3:"-- dummy command ---------- What is this for? Never used a dummy command before. I forgot the S -reg, but I think there's one that spends a second or two and checks for valid dial tone. ----------- > write "ATDT & dNumber & numToChar(13) to driver "com3:"-- dial number > send hangUp to me in 10 seconds > end dial ----------- Once again, you're referring to a driver. Why? What about the port? Shouldn't we be addressing a port instead of a driver? I'm not getting that. Must be some kinda Windows thing, yes? ----------- > on hangUp > write "ATH0" & numToChar(13) to driver "com3:" > close driver "com3:" > end hangUp > > You have to modify this to use the right com port. You might like a > different way to hang up. If you use an external modem you may need to > set up serialControlString. Some modems are not exactly Hayes > compatible and you may need to fiddle with the line end. ----------- Is there a way to detect what is being used and try a few other things until something works? The app I'm building may be used on several different machines. I just want them to click on the number and it dials. Thanks again, Ken N. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
