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Stanley

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#7191 26-Mar-2006 13:01
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I wish to make landline calls using the laptop modem using outlook autodialer while using a BT headset connected to the laptop. Anyone know of a string I can use on the Agere Systems AC'97 modem on my Compaq nx8220 to link to the speaker/ mic on the laptop which in turn will link to the BT Headset? or any other solution to this problem.
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nepala
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#33419 19-Apr-2006 19:12
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Hi ! Stanley


I am also facing from same problem...

If you got any idea or post for any other solution to this problem plz sugesst me aslo...

it will be kind for me.........

Clearwater Dreaming



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