> The Voice Master 288 and the Auto/Smartmodem V8/6 modems use 
 > the Rockwell AT#V command set. There is an ITU standard but I 
 > cannot remember it off the top of my head. You can get lots of 
 > good input at their Internet site (www.rockwell.com).

Thanks Stephen, that all but solved the problem.

 > I was talking to a guy in Germany about a simple command line 
 > utility that could possibly be used from a mailer to hot swap 
 > out to save voice files. Kinda like BGFax or other fax 
 > utilities.

What I'm wanting is a standalone voice answering machine application for
the business, OS/2 based, with optional mailbox etc etc features. It's not
related to or involved with the online system in any way. I have one half
written now, should eventually do the job (and be marketable).

I've always run seperate voice and fax lines with the business. The BBS/ISP
setup is entirely seperate (and the BBS is into phase-down mode after 7.5
yrs of operation :).

 > Cooee works very well at saving and answering voice files. 
 > Just ashame that the rest of it isn't quite up to scratch 
 > yet.

Even irrespective of the application itself, it's Win3.xx base is far from
acceptable by the standards I've become used to for years now.

I've powered Cooee+Voice under WinOS2 for referance purposes. Worked fine,
but at best makes a huge deal out of what should be a simple (and usually
background) task. Something as simple/reliable/elegant as FaxWorks/2 is
what I'm after.

Regards.

--- Msgedsq/2 2.2e