Is there a phone switchboard program that could be routed though the computer then to the phone?
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Yes Man, Asterisk is one such program, it is widely used for call center applications and most Importantly it is free http://www.asterisk.org/
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You will need a software to do that..\n\nsearch http://www.download.com\nor\nhttp://www.programfiles.com\nfor "Dial phone app"\n\nXLMan
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go to Switchboard.com and put in the information/location you want and see what you get
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A google search will reveal many third party applications for VOip that integrates to phone systems.\n\nVoIPBuster is a free program that provides free calling from PC - PC and free calls to the US ( Landline & Mobile ) telephones. It's not the best program for VoIP but it's not bad and its mostly free.\n\nhttp://www.voipbuster.com\n*This page has the rates for other countries*\nhttp://www.voipbuster.com/en/rates.html\n\nAnd if your life is Unfullfilling you could try and set up a Asterisk Server for administering VOip calls manually. I beleave they have it for a Windows as well as Linux platform.
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yeah u need software. go to the website of ur cell phone company and ask about it.
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use a program called Talk to desktop
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The answer will really depend on the type of office phone you have.  The simplest way is to run a line form the speaker into the computer's sound card.  If you do not have an output jack on the phone, I would play the message on speakerphone and use a microphone to capture the sound.\n\nIf you want to do this with a lot of messages, you can probably find a good amount of software on the Internet that can actually act as a voice recorder from your phone directly to the computer.
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Lot of protocols do this...such as remote desktop on windows VNC, SSH, if you are into windows Remote Desktop is native. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx
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http://www.asterisk.org/\n\nIt's very cool for small/medium phone applications.
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As far as I know none provides for free, but the cheapest and most reliable to me is net2phone.\n\nhttp://net2phone.com\n\nThere are many pc-to-pc programs like our very own yahoo messenger, msn messenger, etc that provide this funtionality for free.
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There are various applications out there that will allow you to do this. Best applications out there are Skype (www.skype.com) and the Gizmo Project (www.gizmoproject.com). Both apps allow you to make phone calls for free from PC to PC, but there is small charge if you want to call to a landline phone.
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never tried that before, i am using msn to make pc to pc calls, so.......
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use this link for microsoft\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mobility/getstarted/remoteintro.mspx
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You can get loud or visual remote ringers (flashing light) from places like Radio Shack. All you have to do is run a phone jack into the area that you want the ringer and plug it in (the remote ringer may also need an AC outlet for power or be battery operated). Another option is to get a cordless phone and carry the handset with you. That way if the phone rings it will ring on the handset and you won't have to run to get it.\n\nIf you really want to use your PC, you'll need a fax-modem with speaker-phone capability. The speaker-phone function will do the ring sound via your PC speakers. This will also require a phone jack near the PC to hook the modem to the phone line.
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you could try radmin, logmein, gotomypc, \n\nif you are able to access the net properly than these software will work fine with it.\n\nlet me know if you have any further question.
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I want to call pc to net phone anywhere how I will get it pls tell me ? \npc to net phone I will use it can u tell me pls?
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If it's remote access/control you're looking for, I'd recommend LogMeIn FREE (www.logmein.com) or GoToMyPc (www.gotomypc.com) Both of these services will install a small application in your taskbar that can detect when your IP changes - so you never have to worry about not being able to access your remote PC because of an IP switch.  \n\nI use LogMeIn FREE and it's great - only downside is that you can't transfer files unless you pay the monthly fee.  I get around this though remote controlling my home PC and then e-mailing myself any files I need.