Yes, I have, but they are specific to each VoIP service (just as each modem
driver is specific to the modem). The best place to look is on the VoIP
provider's support site.

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"Russ Valentine" wrote in message
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I haven't seen any that have so far, but I don't look very often. Have you
seen any?
Even if there are, Outlook isn't doing any dialing. It just store phone
numbers.
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"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote in message
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Outlook is capable of dialing on a VoIP modem too, if the modem company
wrote a drive that allows Outlook to use it.

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"CarlW" wrote in message
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Am I to assume Outlook 2007 is capable of dialing a contact directly
using a
modem attached to a regular phone line, but the function becomes useless
with
a VOIP digital system. VOIP seems much more capable of integration with
Outlook than the old modem-phone system. Please advise.

"Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Not at Outlook question. Outlook does not dial. That is the
responsibility
of the OS dialer, none of which support digital lines that I know of.

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"DebbieT" wrote in message
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I am trying to see if I can use the automatic dialing feature on
Outlook
2007
with a voice over IP line versus a regular phone line. Does anyone
know
how
to do that? thank you!