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Has any one heard of a program called Iphone, essentially it allows your 
computer to use the Internet as a L/D carrier while using only the local 
access phone number or your Internet provider, uses the Sound board to 
provide voice reception and transmission. I had heard that it could be 
found on the Internet, but being a newbie I have yet to find it.

Patrick

rene (rene@hntp2.hinet.net) wrote:
: Can anybody help me?
: I have a notebook computer and I would like to connecet the built in modem
: to a private telephone exchange. 
: Unfortunately the telephone exchange is of some digital type, it is not 
: possible to connect the modem directly to the line.

: I would like to connect the modem to the socket for the cable to the 
: handset and then operate the modem at 2400 or 4800 baud.

: does anyone have such a circuit diagramm or knows where to buy such an 
: adapter?
: Thanks 

:  Rene


 I recently purchased the "Inside Line " adapter by Radish Inc, from 
PC Connection. It sell for about $110. I think Konnex also has a similar 
interface for about $130 although I am no sure where to get it. The 
adpater works fine, I routinely use it to connect to my office PBX system 
at 14.4K. Hope this helps. BTW PC Connection's # ids 800-800-5555.

In article <3obfe6$f7s@ixnews3.ix.netcom.com> PGROFF@ix.netcom.com (patrick Groff) writes:
>From: PGROFF@ix.netcom.com (patrick Groff)
>Subject: Iphone
>Date: 4 May 1995 21:03:02 GMT

>Has any one heard of a program called Iphone, essentially it allows your 
>computer to use the Internet as a L/D carrier while using only the local 
>access phone number or your Internet provider, uses the Sound board to 
>provide voice reception and transmission. I had heard that it could be 
>found on the Internet, but being a newbie I have yet to find it.

>Patrick
Go to http://www.vocaltec.com/ on your web browser.


Regards,

Richard Moburg    rmoburg@interaccess.com

"Countries used to be judged on weapons and money. Now it's moving bits"

In article <3obfe6$f7s@ixnews3.ix.netcom.com> PGROFF@ix.netcom.com (patrick Groff) writes:
>From: PGROFF@ix.netcom.com (patrick Groff)
>Subject: Iphone
>Date: 4 May 1995 21:03:02 GMT

>Has any one heard of a program called Iphone, essentially it allows your 
>computer to use the Internet as a L/D carrier while using only the local 
>access phone number or your Internet provider, uses the Sound board to 
>provide voice reception and transmission. I had heard that it could be 
>found on the Internet, but being a newbie I have yet to find it.

>Patrick


ftp to ftp.monash and login as anonymous.
You can find it in the internet directory, but don't bother if you have 
anything lower than a 486DX66 with 8Mb RAM.

Marios

In article <3obfe6$f7s@ixnews3.ix.netcom.com> PGROFF@ix.netcom.com (patrick Groff) writes:

>Has any one heard of a program called Iphone

There is probably a later version on the same site.
Internet Phone
ftp:  alpha.cso.uiuc.edu /pub/users/volcatec/iphone25.exe

dtama@aloha.net (Daniel S. Tamashiro) wrote:

> I recently purchased the "Inside Line " adapter by Radish Inc, from 
>PC Connection. It sell for about $110. I think Konnex also has a similar 
>interface for about $130 although I am no sure where to get it. The 
>adpater works fine, I routinely use it to connect to my office PBX system 
>at 14.4K. Hope this helps. BTW PC Connection's # ids 800-800-5555.


Daniel,

I am interested to know if the adapter is functional on a multiline
phone, i.e. I have a multi-line set at my client's site, and I would
like to use the modem as well as use the phone at the same time.

In article <ivanh.666.002F1D66@iconz.co.nz>, ivanh@iconz.co.nz (Ivan Hyslop) writes:
>In article <3obfe6$f7s@ixnews3.ix.netcom.com> PGROFF@ix.netcom.com (patrick Groff) writes:
>
>>Has any one heard of a program called Iphone
>
>There is probably a later version on the same site.
>Internet Phone
>ftp:  alpha.cso.uiuc.edu /pub/users/volcatec/iphone25.exe

yes, the newer version is called iphone06.exe
I just download it from AOL, but I am sure somewhere else is
carrying it.

patrick Groff (PGROFF@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
: Has any one heard of a program called Iphone, essentially it allows your 
: computer to use the Internet as a L/D carrier while using only the local 
: access phone number or your Internet provider, uses the Sound board to 
: provide voice reception and transmission. I had heard that it could be 
: found on the Internet, but being a newbie I have yet to find it.

: Patrick

There are more information on http://www.vocaltec.com Take a look over 
there.  

ling

In article <3olq1k$6f8@no-names.nerdc.ufl.edu> zzh@maple.circa.ufl.edu writes:
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>In article <ivanh.666.002F1D66@iconz.co.nz>, ivanh@iconz.co.nz (Ivan Hyslop) writes:
>>In article <3obfe6$f7s@ixnews3.ix.netcom.com> PGROFF@ix.netcom.com (patrick Groff) writes:
>>
>>>Has any one heard of a program called Iphone
>>
>>There is probably a later version on the same site.
>>Internet Phone
>>ftp:  alpha.cso.uiuc.edu /pub/users/volcatec/iphone25.exe

>yes, the newer version is called iphone06.exe
>I just download it from AOL, but I am sure somewhere else is
>carrying it.

in coming soon, a new product called "digital phone" is available.  This is a 
real phone thro' internet.  This means you can talk and hear at the same time.

>
>in coming soon, a new product called "digital 
phone" is available.  This is a 
>real phone thro' internet.  This means you can 
talk and hear at the same time.
>

I would be interested in finding out more about 
this "digital phone."  If you have a program 
name, and whether it requires a special phone 
or not, would be helpful.  It would seem that 
if it is using digital information that it 
would require a digital phone. Please get back.

>>>Bob<<<

Try http://www.yahoo.com and follow the link to Internet Phone Home Page
for latest version.

Try http://www.yahoo.com and follow the link to Internet Phone Home Page
for latest version.

Try http://www.yahoo.com and follow the link to Internet Phone Home Page
for latest version.

Pakdee Makejumroen <pakdee@hptlit01.thai.hp.com> writes:

> Try http://www.yahoo.com and follow the link to Internet Phone Home Page
> for latest version.

Do they have an ICBM address?


$ telnet norad.nato.mil

**** U.S. DoD installation ****
**** Unauthorized access expressly forbidden ****

** Error: Oops, where is /etc/passwd? Taking default action.
Access granted.

Hi, this is NORAD.
Do you want to play thermo-nuclear war? _

-- 
Christian 'naddy' Weisgerber, Germany                naddy@mips.pfalz.de
  "Nur ein isoliertes ZConnect-System ist ein gutes ZConnect-System."