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Article #207Re: Answering machine application
From: Reverend Tweek
Date: Mon, 08 Jul 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 08 Jul 1996 00:00
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In article <31E122A9.1E13@pacbell.net>, R_G <robertg@pacbell.net> wrote: >Javier Henderson wrote: >> >> Is there such a thing as an answering machine application >> for Windows 95? Using a voice modem, I suppose. Preferrably >> that stores caller id info for each message, and offers >> mutiple voice mailboxes. > >There's a bunch of software out there, but the one that seems to >be most popular is Cheyenne Bitware. It is the VMX software bundled >with most of the voice capable modems. That's, AFAIK, Bitware Lite. Bitware 4.0 has a few additional features, but does not come with the modems. I don't know if Bitware (or lite) handles CID though. I looked through a Bitware lite manual and the Bitware 4.0 ad and didn't see anything that mentioned it.
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