[VoIP] ProjectMF box

[Steph Kerman]

Donald Froula wrote:
> The .NET Windows dialer is an application that allows one to make the 
> tones needed to access the ProjectMf system. It is a software Blue 
> Box. It generates the 2600 tone to seize the trunk, as well as the KP, 
> ST and MF digit tones. It looks like a telephone keypad on the screen, 
> with the addition of the 2600 tone button.
Thanks.  This is what I was looking for.
> .NET is a programming environment that is available for Microsoft for 
> free. It must be instaled to run the application. You probably already 
> have it.
Why would I?  Would it install as a normal part of Win2K?  What other 
applications typically use it?
> You can run the program, dial ProjectMF on CNET, hold the PC speaker 
> to the phone and route calls around, either to internal Asterisk test 
> numbers I have set up, back out to CNET, or to the PSTN
I have direct coupling to my phone line for recording or playing into 
the line.  If anyone else is interested I will share the details.

Thanks
Steph
> --- Steph Kerman <stfkerman at jps.net> wrote:
>
>> I'll try again.
>>
>> Yes... I know what a blue box is. From direct
>> personal experience.
>> Contrary to popular belief, Steve Wozniak did not
>> "invent" it.
>>
>> I'd like to know in 25 words or less what
>> "Windows.NET MF/SF dialer"
>> will do, as opposed to ProjectMF.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Steph
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