Call Soft Pro

Pentium 400mhz or higher is recommended.
64 megabytes of RAM.
Windows 98,ME,2000 or XP.
40 megabytes of disk space.
Voice modem.
Sound card.

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• Answering machine.
• Caller ID.
• Send and receive faxes.
• Speakerphone.
• Distinctive Ring.
• Multiple multi level mailboxes e.g Create mailboxes with sub mailboxes.
• Phone dialer.
• Call Forwarding.
• Call scheduler.
• Fax on demand. Allows your callers to request a fax be sent to them.
• Check your E-Mail remotely.
• Optionally run as a service and minimize to your system tray.
• Phone book. You can also import contact from your Windows address book.
• Speech. Supports Microsoft's text to speech. This allows Call Soft Pro to speak both though your computers speakers and over the phone line.
• TAPI compliant. Can be used with most voice modems and can share the modem with other applications.
• Active X support. This means Call Soft Pro can interact with other programs like Web servers, word processors or applications written by third parties.
• Log incoming calls, in a format defined by you, to a file with an unlimited number of entries that can be imported into other programs such as Microsoft's Excel.
• Instantly view the incoming call list or phone book in Notepad or Excel.
• Add callers to your phone book based on caller ID name or number.
• Optionally have audible notification of a call. You can have the caller's name and number spoken or create your own sound to alert you of a call. You can also customize the notification sound if the caller is in your phone book.
• If a caller is known you can optionally create a personal greeting and assign them to a mailbox.
• Block calls such as telemarketers.
• Lookup name and addresses of incoming callers or people in you phone book via Internet phone book services like Switchboard, AnyWho, Whitepages etc.
• Standard wave (.wav) files are used for greetings and messages callers leave.
• Create text greetings. Using the text to speech engine you can create greetings that can be spoken to the caller. With text greetings you can also add tags, that add a
• Playback caller's messages through your computers speakers or check messages remotely from another telephone.
• Record a phone call.
• Automatically record all incoming calls.
• Leave a family message.
• For modems that support speaker phone there is a mute button and you have full control over the volume and microphone gain.
• Toll Saver.
• Support for multiple lines by running a another instance.
• Copy messages from one mailbox to another by simple drag and drop.
• Perform special functions from another phone such as turn speaker phone on or off (to hear what is going on in your house), run a program, get your IP address, forward faxes etc.

Message Notification:

• Optionally have the callers name and number flash on the monitor or, for a more subtle approach, have the keyboard's NUM lock light flash.
• Text to Speech or wave files can be used to announce callers when you're away from the computer.
• Notification of a new call via Email, pager or cell phone. With Email notification the message can, optionally, be sent as a MP3 attachment. If it's a fax call the fax can be sent as a standard tiff file.

Dialer:

• Tone and pulse dialing.
• Dial manually or direct by any name in your incoming call list, phone book or one of 40 speed dial buttons.
• All outgoing calls are logged.
• Optionally, have all outgoing calls spoken through the computers speakers. i.e. the number and name being dialed.
• Track cost and duration of long distance calls.
• Hot key dialer. Highlight any number in any application hit a hot key, defined by you, and the number will be dialed.
• Handles 10 digit dialing and multiple local area codes.

Call Scheduler:

• Create a wave or text file you want one or more people to hear then assign it to a call schedule. You can schedule the call to start now or up to a year away.
• Optionally make the caller respond to the call so you know they got it.
• If they don't respond to the call you can optionally call them back in X minutes. Continue to do this for up to N times. Where you define X and N.