Does that mean there is nothing available for Macs then?
> Trevor wrote:
>
>> You may wish to investigate Telstra iCall Waiting.
>>
>> I dont know about its Mac suitability, but have a read through:
>>
>> http://telstra.com/comms/icallwaiting
>>
>
> Perhaps, Trevor, you should read the "Requirements" section of your
> reference, which includes:
>
> Step 1: Check Requirements
>
> You will need to have:
>
> Hardware
>
> * 32 MB RAM memory or above
> * Intel 233MHz chip or better
> * Duplex soundcard
> * Headset OR Microphone and Speakers OR PC handset
>
> Internet Service Provider (ISP)
>
> * Not available with most free Internet Service Providers due
> to usage restrictions
> * Not available with Restricted User Group Services (eg AOL)
>
> Modem
>
> * Modem- 56.6 KBPS or above
> * Not available with Cable or Satellite internet connections
>
> Operating System
>
> * Microsoft® Windows® 95, Windows® 98, Windows® NT, Windows®
> 2000 or Windows® Millenium Edition
> * Not compatible with Macintosh and Linux Operating Systems
>
> Software
>
> * Microsoft® NetMeeting 3.01 (automatically downloaded with
> Telstra iCall Waiting)
> * Not compatible with Microsoft® NetMeeting version 2 (must be
> uninstalled)
> * Internet Explorer version 4.01 or higher (Version 5 or higher
> preferable). Download Internet Explorer.
> * Not compatible with Netscape.
>
> No Networks/Firewalls
>
> * Telstra iCall Waiting cannot be used if your computer is
> connected to a LAN environment or behind a firewall. This includes
> PCs connected to dedicated servers and University networks.
>
>
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