MartyConnelly
martyconnelly at shaw.ca
Sun Oct 23 12:53:32 CDT 2005
Caller ID works by transferring a couple of 80 byte records (depending on the phone company) between the first and second ring. There are about 3 or 4 standards as to what is transmitted. It does get messy, for example on my phone I live in a place where there was a recent area code split into Vancouver getting it's own area code and the rest of the province another. So you may get an incoming call indicated as 555-1212 from my local area code but to redial it has to be dialed 1-250-555-1212, you may have to sort this out as to what is local or long distance. Stuart McLachlan wrote: >On 23 Oct 2005 at 8:12, handyman at actcom.co.il wrote: > > > >>I have been exploring the possibility of using callerid code that I >>can monitor my incoming phone calls. I found a very simple freeware >>program called Phonetray which keeps a log of incoming calls, and has >>an address book in Excel. I am interested in trying to write code >>using VBA to use my own address book from Access. Does anyone know >>where I can find code or information on how to capture information >>from a modem? By having this info, I can then automatically pop onto >>the screen information about the customer. >> >> >> > >Heres the source for a simple VB application whih you should be able to >adapt. > >http://www.yes-tele.com/modem.html > > > -- Marty Connelly Victoria, B.C. Canada