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I know a tool named PHONE that can be what you are looking for

With this software,running on Windows 95-98-NT or UNIX systems,
you can call a telephone number and send a vocal message
recorded on disk to it.

PHONE can be used in a command file and it can read a return code 
entered from the telephone keyboard.

This is very interesting so when an alert occurs:
  1) you can call a telephone number and send a vocal message to it
  2) you can take a decision by entering a return code from the 
telephone keyboard

This software is distributed by EUPRO SOFT in FRANCE and you can join 
them
     at E-mail:

                  soft@eupro.mgn.fr

In article <7v1kpp$144v$4@news5.isdnet.net>, xdurang@europost.org 
says...
>
>Hi every body
>
>I am looking for a software to send voice messages on a telephone
>I would like to use this tool for windows 95-98-NT or
>UNIX systems from commands files or from any software that can
>execute externals commands
>
>Thanks a lot for your help
>

Xavier DURANG wrote:
> 
> Hi every body
> 
> I am looking for a software to send voice messages on a telephone
> I would like to use this tool for windows 95-98-NT or
> UNIX systems from commands files or from any software that can
> execute externals commands
> 
> Thanks a lot for your help

I'm currently working on a small project in order to have
email messages read over the phone line by simply using
a voice modem. The strongest part is that I was unable to
find a decent wav to pcm converter (and vice versa) to
translate my mail message from wav to pcm (the format
the modem is able to understand).

Any inputs ?

Best,
Roberto
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"Has anybody around here seen an aircraft carrier?"                
        (Pete "Maverick" Mitchell - Top Gun)

Has anyone seen software that will utilise the Short Message Service on
mobile phones? I know they don't work when your mobile carrier is
different to the addressee's. I've seen a web site where you pick the
carrier and then send your SMS but can you do this from software?
HP has a product (ITO?) that can page.

Regards,
Anthony

Roberto Zini wrote:

> Xavier DURANG wrote:
> >
> > Hi every body
> >
> > I am looking for a software to send voice messages on a telephone
> > I would like to use this tool for windows 95-98-NT or
> > UNIX systems from commands files or from any software that can
> > execute externals commands
> >
> > Thanks a lot for your help
>
> I'm currently working on a small project in order to have
> email messages read over the phone line by simply using
> a voice modem. The strongest part is that I was unable to
> find a decent wav to pcm converter (and vice versa) to
> translate my mail message from wav to pcm (the format
> the modem is able to understand).
>
> Any inputs ?
>
> Best,
> Roberto
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> Roberto Zini                                  email : fred@strhold.it
> Strhold Sistemi EDP                           Reggio Emilia     ITALY
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> "Has anybody around here seen an aircraft carrier?"
>         (Pete "Maverick" Mitchell - Top Gun)

In fr.comp.os.bsd Roberto Zini <fred@strhold.it> wrote:
> translate my mail message from wav to pcm (the format
> the modem is able to understand).

Under UNIX, use the script voice/scripts/convert_wav_to_rmd.sh in
the mgetty software package. This is free software available with
full source.