I can get it to dial, hear it on my computer, but can't talk without lifting
the receiver. Is there any way to use the computer's microphone to talk?
Thanks

It should be a line-in microphone.

"Lilac" <Lilac@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I can get it to dial, hear it on my computer, but can't talk without
>lifting
> the receiver. Is there any way to use the computer's microphone to talk?
> Thanks[/color]

you need whats called a speakerphone modem, that you can plug in a mic and
earphons in order to do that

google "speakerphone modem" so you can see what I mean


"Lilac" <Lilac@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I can get it to dial, hear it on my computer, but can't talk without
>lifting
> the receiver. Is there any way to use the computer's microphone to talk?
> Thanks[/color]

What is a line-in microphone? I have a built-in microphone in my computer.
Thanks

"alexB" wrote:
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> It should be a line-in microphone.
>
> "Lilac" <Lilac@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9851543A-530F-4B75-8C97-C5CB739F3574@microsoft.com...[color=green]
> >I can get it to dial, hear it on my computer, but can't talk without
> >lifting
> > the receiver. Is there any way to use the computer's microphone to talk?
> > Thanks[/color]
>
>[/color]