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From: adam@scrp.stanford.edu (Adam London)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hypercard
Subject: Hypercard Phone Dialer
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Date: 28 Jun 91 16:26:33 GMT
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Hello!
A while ago, I saw in a magazine an article or a review of a product
that hooked up to the Mac's speaker port and to your phone, which
could then dial the phone from within Hypercard. I think it
was called HyperDialer, but I'm not sure. Anyhow, we now have a
great need for such a device where I am working, and I can't find
the article anywhere. Has anyone heard of such a device, or is
anyone using one? I would appreciate any advice or information
you could give me.

Thanks in advance,

Adam London
Stanford Cardiac Rehabilitation Program

adam@scrp.stanford.edu

PS. I am still looking for a XCMD to change the page orientation
    transparently to the user when printing reports. I got a 
    couple of responses, which helped alot, but I'm still
    looking.

PSS. By the way, the reason I didn't respond to David Herlihy is
     that my mailer said it didn't recognize your host name.
     any ideas why? (I've had the same problem with
      .applelink.apple.com addresses.)