[nfbcs] Phone

[Steve Jacobson]

Gabe,

Do you know how accessible common soft phones are?  I had heard that some are not all that accessible 
but will probably be trying one here shortly.  I just want to raise the flag that if this is an 
alternative that is pursued, the assumption should not be that just any soft phone will necessarily be 
an improvement.Also, Also, can soft phones be interfaced with ISDN systems?

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

On Wed, 23 May 2012 08:31:04 -0700, Gabe Vega Via Iphone4S wrote:

>Have your employer look into a soft phone for you. With a headset this should be as successful as the 
normal telephone would be.

>Gabe Vega 
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>On May 23, 2012, at 8:21 AM, Bill <cassonw at gmail.com> wrote:

>> Hello,
>> I know this probably seems like an odd question, but I was just
>> wondering if anyone on here uses an accessible solution for their
>> office telephone.  Our office I believe uses an ISDN system.  At any
>> rate, the system uses the wider RJ45 connectors.  I was mainly
>> wondering if and how you get information like missed calls, caller id
>> on incoming calls and if you have any way of telling when the little
>> red voicemail light blinks at you apart from calling your voicemail.
>> We seem to have some of this in the home, but I haven't seen much for
>> the office environment.  If such things do not exist, do you think
>> that we should have or need to have access to this information?
>> I am interested in ya'll's thoughts.
>> Bill
>> 
>> -- 
>> Bill Casson
>> University of New Mexico
>> M.S. Computer Science
>> Lewis & Clark Alumnus '11
>> B.A. Physics and Math/Comp Sci.
>> (505) 695-1374
>> cassonw at gmail.com
>> 
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