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petier <{$petier$}@secondrow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message ...
>In article <922759612.17662.0.nnrp-04.c2de3add@news.demon.co.uk>,
>Michael Klontzas <Michael-from0@glocal.demon.co.uk> writes
>>Andy Mabbett wrote in message ...
>
>No he didn't - I did

I know. I never said he did. The '>>' in the first paragraph of my
original post suggests that I quoted what Andy quoted. Perhaps I
shouldn't have trimmed the
   >In article <HwlfyDAxEB$2EwK7@secondrow.demon.co.uk>, petier
   >{$petier$}@secondrow.demon.co.uk> writes
but that's another issue altogether (anyway, your original post was
missing from d.t.m. because Andy had changed the FU half-way through the
thread).

>>>> If you don't have the facility to plug speakers and mics into your
>>>>modem then you are knacked - you haven't got a voice modem.
>>
>>Wrong. You can have a voice modem with no speakerphone functionality.
>>The answerphone functionality doesn't require built-in mic/speakers
>>connectors.
>
>Well done sir, you are technically correct, if not a little pedantic.
>Please refer to the start of the thread where you will find that Andy is
>indeed talking about hands free speakerphones. Your interjection helps
>him not.

If you think my interjection was unnecessary, look again at Andy's direct
reply to your point:
   [ You had me worried there, but according to the bundled software,
   [ 3 Com Modem Manager, I have a:
   [
   [       U.S Robotics 56K Voice Win RS Rev 1.00.013

as well as all those other posts around here still confusing voice
functionality with speakerphone functionality.

HAND
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Michael Klontzas