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In article <teh9o4nhm26u0e@corp.supernews.co.uk>, on Thu, 26 Apr 2001,
Ray Smith <raysmith@callnetuk.com> wrote
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>"Andy Mabbett" <andy@pigsonthewing.org.uk> wrote in message
>news:jcC6uGKEqe46Ew1O@pigsonthewing.org.uk...
>> I'm told that there is software - some of it free - which monitors a
>> phone line, during a @Net connection, -  for incoming voce calls.
>>
>> How does this work; can anyone recommend some, and where can I get it?
>> --
>> Andy Mabbett
>>
>>         "There's nothing really influencing the weather at the moment"
>>            Shefali Oza, BBC Midlands Weather presenter; 30 March 2001
>>
>
>Another solution is to have call divert operating, and divert to a mobile
>phone while the line is engaged.
>
>Ray
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There's something free that allows you to take calls while connected,
without an extra line: not sure how, I presume you actually talk via the
PC. You have to have (IIRR) call divert (so it's not free if that costs
anything - I don't have it so don't know), and I think it's only for
Demon customers: see the current @DEMON magazine (page 9, IIRR).

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