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Old January 20th 10, 11:20 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Steven L.[_2_]
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Default Dialing Contacts directly from Outlook

"a062916" wrote in message
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I would love to be able to have Outlook automatically dial my contacts
(rather than looking up someon's phone #) and then manually dialing it. It
appears that the software is able to do this. My laptop is equipped with a
modem. My question is: how do I set this up? Simply stated, what gets
plugged in where? I have a high speed cable internet connection and digital
land line telephone service from the same provider.
Would greatly appreciate any suggestions!


If you've got your laptop's modem connected to a phone jack via the
usual phone cable, then you're already set up.

Go into Contacts, double-click on the contact you want to phone.

What happens next depends on which version of Outlook you have.
In Outlook 2007, you'll see "Call" in the Communicate section of the
Ribbon at the top of the contact.

Just go there and select "New Call..."
Then select "Dialing Options..." and make sure everything is set up
properly for your phone.


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Old January 21st 10, 12:27 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Russ Valentine
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Default Dialing Contacts directly from Outlook

You do realize that this will accomplish nothing that the OP wanted, right?
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"Steven L." wrote in message
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"a062916" wrote in message
:

I would love to be able to have Outlook automatically dial my contacts
(rather than looking up someon's phone #) and then manually dialing it.
It
appears that the software is able to do this. My laptop is equipped with
a
modem. My question is: how do I set this up? Simply stated, what gets
plugged in where? I have a high speed cable internet connection and
digital
land line telephone service from the same provider.
Would greatly appreciate any suggestions!


If you've got your laptop's modem connected to a phone jack via the usual
phone cable, then you're already set up.

Go into Contacts, double-click on the contact you want to phone.

What happens next depends on which version of Outlook you have.
In Outlook 2007, you'll see "Call" in the Communicate section of the
Ribbon at the top of the contact.

Just go there and select "New Call..."
Then select "Dialing Options..." and make sure everything is set up
properly for your phone.


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--
Steven L.

Remove the "NOSPAM" before sending to this email address.



 




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