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Jun 4, 2008, 11:25 AM
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Free telephone answering machine with voicemail
Hi,
Read the q slowly and repeatedly(if needed) to avoid wrong ans
For a computer connected to a phone-line with modem,do you know any
Free software which allows to record voicemail by caller,preferably with an
Option to prompt the caller to do so.I mean by a caller who calls the telephone-which is
Conn to the computer-just like a phone instrument with voicemail , but a software instead which does the same for the tel line.(telephone answering machine with voicemail)
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Ultra Member
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Jun 4, 2008, 04:56 PM
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Not free, Vista caller ID is freeware (of course, vista)
I personally use Phone Tray, it does not have voice mail or answering machine but caller ID that shows on screen with call history save option. You can put a number on black list that will state message if a number calls that you have blacklisted. There is 9 diff. messages that can be said to caller on list
# is blocked, Call did not go through as dialed, disconneted, # not in service, # not reciveing calls, No telemarketing call accepted, no dial tone and you have reached an invalid number
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Computer Expert and Renaissance Man
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Jun 4, 2008, 05:07 PM
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This is not a software only solution. To do this you need a voice enabled modem. Such modems generally come with such software.
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Hardware Expert
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Jun 4, 2008, 09:05 PM
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I think I've tried just about every low-end software solution out there.
My experience:
1. Free ones suck - period.
2. Best combination I found and used for many years - Winfax w/Voice and a US Robotics external non-Win modem and it still had it's sucky moments, although probably more the fault of Windows 98 than Winfax. I digress...
3. None of them were "business" grade. Had I to do all over again, I would invest a good amount of $$$ in a proprietary hardware PBX/phone system and forgo the hours of troubleshooting, hung modems, hung computers, missed/cutoff messages, and disgruntled clients.
To answer your question: forced to do so I would use Asterisk :: The Open Source PBX & Telephony Platform on an enterprise Linux flavor today.
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New Member
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Jun 5, 2008, 02:42 AM
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 Originally Posted by ScottGem
This is not a software only solution. To do this you need a voice enabled modem. Such modems generally come with such software.
Suppose , if a voice-enabled modem is there. can you let me know a freeware which would work.
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New Member
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Jun 5, 2008, 02:44 AM
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 Originally Posted by Scleros
I think I've tried just about every low-end software solution out there.
My experience:
1. Free ones suck - period.
2. Best combination I found and used for many years - Winfax w/Voice and a US Robotics external non-Win modem and it still had it's sucky moments, although probably more the fault of Windows 98 than Winfax. I digress...
3. None of them were "business" grade. Had I to do all over again, I would invest a good amount of $$$ in a proprietary hardware PBX/phone system and forgo the hours of troubleshooting, hung modems, hung computers, missed/cutoff messages, and disgruntled clients.
To answer your question: forced to do so I would use Asterisk :: The Open Source PBX & Telephony Platform on an enterprise Linux flavor today.
Thank you , would asterisk meet the needs of the question and on xp.
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Computer Expert and Renaissance Man
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Jun 5, 2008, 05:59 AM
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Since any such application would require extensive testing with different modems, this is beyond the scope of freeware authors. So I doubt if there is any freeware that would do the job.
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New Member
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Jun 5, 2008, 09:24 AM
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 Originally Posted by ScottGem
Since any such application would require extensive testing with different modems, this is beyond the scope of freeware authors. So I doubt if there is any freeware that would do the job.
You may mention any freeware/s that meet/s the needs of the q and I will try it out.
Thank you
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Hardware Expert
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Jun 5, 2008, 10:17 PM
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 Originally Posted by goodysunny1
thankyou , would asterisk meet the needs of the question and on xp.
No, the additional requirement of XP likely eliminates Asterisk as an option as it is distributed on Linux.
 Originally Posted by goodysunny1
you may mention any freeware/s that meet/s the needs of the q and i will try it out.
Fonawy Standard appears to meet your requirements.
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New Member
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Jun 7, 2008, 10:29 AM
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 Originally Posted by Scleros
No, the additional requirement of XP likely eliminates Asterisk as an option as it is distributed on Linux.
Fonawy Standard appears to meet your requirements.
Thank you
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