Answering machine application

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3 total messages Started by Javier Henderson Sun, 07 Jul 1996 00:00

#205

Author: Javier Henderson
Date: Sun, 07 Jul 1996 00:00

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Hello,

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.

Thanks!

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Javier Henderson
henderson@kjsl.com

Re: Answering machine application

#206

Author: R_G
Date: Mon, 08 Jul 1996 00:00

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Javier Henderson wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> 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.

Re: Answering machine application

#207

Author: Reverend Tweek
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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