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I didn't see too many success stories so I thougt I would add mine. It took me too long to find a modem that worked for what I needed. What I needed: Answer phone Play OGMs Except DMTF (phone key presses) Record messages The biggest issue I had was that the modem I started with didn't except the DMTF detection on a consistent basis - read: it only took 1 out of 10 or so. Bad modem: Creative Modem Blaster V.92 USB I thought that since it stated that it was a voice modem it should work just fine. I didn't do enough research first. Waste of $50. Good modem: MiltiTech MT565
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Check out: www.nch.com.au/support/terms.html to learn about what you paid for. Next, check out: www.nch.com.au/ivm/support.htm and go to the bottom to fill out the form to send a support question in. These forums are customer/user driven and you shouldn't expect NCH support person to answer your support questions here.
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Going to need more infomation before I can understand what you need help with. Where/how are you using "%name of variable%"? What do you expect to see and where do you expect to see it? Be specific please.
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Here is something you can try: You stated; "Modem answers incoming call but caller hears nothing." However, you didn't say if you heard the OGM through the PCs speakers - if that happened. If that's the case you can try to change the default audio out in IVM. Settings/Audio tab : Play Device and Volume OR/AND [Windows XP] Control Panel/Sounds and Audio Devices/Audio tab (I don't have a voice modem hooked up to any Vista PC - so I don't know the path to work with this.) I had this issue: OGM was playing out through speakers and not through the phone. Followed the IVM hel
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From help: The mailbox name can include data-entry variable names circumfixed with the % character This is cool, I can have mailboxes where the caller just enters the x-digit extention and the proper mailbox is then used as in: Leave Message for Mailbox (dialog window): Mailbox %mbxno% My question is this: can I change the mailbox name to something more readable like: 1234 Smith or Smith 1234? How would the variable look then? Is there patten matching - i.e. %mbxno% * or * %mbxno% Where star is anything after a space after the mailbox number OR anything before
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So it looks like there IS software that handles TAPI FAX handoff. Has anyone made it work and would like to share there success with the rest of us? Thanks
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I'm looking to see which license I will need for the folowing requirments: 1 line Unlimited voice mail boxes Many OGMs (unknown and I want flexablity) Full functionality Thank you Kevin