Vocalist21 Voicemail to Email

Vocalist21 is a graphical tool generator used to build sophisticated voice and fax-integrated systems.

Here are some key features of "Vocalist21 Voicemail to Email":

￭ You can visually construct a tree structure for the logical call flow of your application without programming

￭ With Vocalist21's Voice Recorder utility, you can quickly record voice files in the standard WAVE format directly to their corresponding mailboxes, using only a microphone and a sound card. The Fax Recorder utility allows you to convert pages from any Windows applications into fax-on-demand documents by printing to the print capture driver.

￭ Our ready-to-use template applications are currently included for doing auto-attendant and LAN-based voicemail, fax-on-demand, and order entry. In most cases, these templates can fulfill your needs with minimal modifications. New templates can be downloaded from our growing library as they are developed.

￭ Vocalist21 runs under Windows 95 and Windows or Windows for Workgroups 3.1 and above and works with Dialogic, Rhetorex, New Voice, and Bicom voice boards and Satisfaxation and GammaLink fax boards.

￭ Vocalist21's open architecture makes it easy to link your telephony applications to other programs and database sources through Visual Basic calls to DLL's and custom controls. All function blocks are written in Visual Basic. The source code for these blocks is included so that you can modify or create functions to suit your needs.

Requirements:

￭ The Dialogic, Rhetorex, New Voice and Bicom lines of voice cards are supported through their DOS level TSR drivers. Vocalist21 can handle up to 64 ports on a PC.

￭ Vocalist21 works with the Satisfaxtion line of fax cards as well as GammaLink boards through DOS level TSR drivers. Up to 10 fax ports can run on a PC.

￭ PBX, Hybrid, Centrex

￭ To play back messages and record voice prompts on a sound card, the card must be able to play WAVE files of the u-Law format. Sound Blaster 16 and compatible and most sound cards in Windows 95 will work.

￭ Any database and host system accessible from Visual Basic (DLL's, and custom controls, OLE controls or Active X)