CompuServe Messages

> When you receive a fax does it get saved to the hard drive > automaticly? as opposed to being saved in memory, which > is what I think the intel board does and if you receive a large > number of faxes fills the ram drive and slows the system to > a crawl. Yes, faxes are saved directly to the hard drivfe as they come in. It's almost like downloading a file, the fax is written in small spurts as it is received. > In the movie theater example or ATAD, which we also run in > the office giving out weather forecasts. How do you enter the > information to be spoken, is it typed and then verbally > synthesised by the computer or recorded digitally? PhonePak can use ANY IFF sound sample as the recorded message, so you can record your voice with PhonePak, or any sound sampler on the market (like our DSS8+). You can even speak into your phone handset to record the messages. > We currently have to record the same message twice for > two different lines. Sounds like this would be an improvement. Since the message is recorded as an IFF file on the hard drive, it can be directed (or copied) to any number of mailboxes, so you can record once and have the same message available in more than one mailbox. Since PhonePak is multi-tasking you can record the information and save it in a single mailbox, and if five PhonePak's in a single system all answer a call at the same time, all requesting the single weather information recording, PhonePak will handle it automatically. You really only need one file! > Would you have any phone or fax numbers for GVP where I > can get some information from them. Fax #: (215) 337-9922 -> Gary Nush