On 13/12/01 11:13, "Gregory J. Wayman" <gwayman_at_mac.com> wrote:
> "Eric L. Strobel" wrote:What I wonder is, do the current crop of modems in
> Macs allow telephony in
>
>> addition to fax & data?? That was always one of the neat things, the free
>> version of Megaphone.
>>
>> - Eric.
>
> When you say Telephony, I wonder if you mean or have tried the communications
> in AppleWorks?
He means the ability to make phone calls using the computer and using the
computer as an answering machine. I had that with my 660AV and the MegaPhone
application, but, alas, like Eric pointed out, this ability was abandoned by
Apple later on...
-Laurent.
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