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Re: Dialing via a modem
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Re: Dialing via a modem


  • Subject: Re: Dialing via a modem
  • From: Doug McNutt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 11 Jan 2002 11:19:46 -0700

At 19:23 -0600 1/10/02, Dale Saukerson wrote:
>I want to dial phone numbers from within documents (usually web pages).

I'd like to second the request. I spent enough time to know that there was no way I was going to make it happen in AppleScript. I have been looking at writing an MPW tool for the purpose but I have to learn what happened to .aout and .bout first and a tool won't help folks who don't choose run their machines from MPW.

I understand that visual basic (Excel to me) allows one to "OPEN COM1" followed by "PRINT ATDT5551212" and get to a modem which somehow understands a machine with zero serial ports. I haven't tried it.

I have also looked at scripting FAXstf, which I sometimes use, but got nowhere.

As far as I know the control panel DialAssist knows nothing about AppleScripting.

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