The software for the el-cheapo fax modem I bought is not supprisingly pretty much useless, so I am going to have to figure out how to program with the TAPI controls. The only problem is that I don't have a developers license for the stinking controls, which makes this task very much impossible...
Okay, I did some google searches and now I see that I DO have TAPI support. I have a data/voice/fax modem installed in this machine and TAPI drivers installed.
Thanks again!
Amidon
How can I tell if I have ATAPI Support? I can create a dial-up account and dial a phone number, does that mean anything?
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