sbw@tapest.UUCP (Steve Wampler) (11/30/89)
I have two lines coming into the 3B1. They are both configured as voice lines. Now, is there a way to switch the handset between the two lines without having to hang one up? When I'm talking on one and a call comes in on the other, I'd like to be able to put the first call 'on hold' and answer the second. However, phtoggle forces me to hang up the first call! (boo). Since I just got 3.51, I don't know if anyone has some phone utilities for doing this. While I'm at it, I (very) occasionally want to use one or the other as a data line. Is there an easy way to do that? Note that I'd like to be able to select *either* line as the data line -and- I don't consider going to the phone manager windows a really suitable approach - I want a command I can enter! Thanks for any help. -- Steve Wampler {...!arizona!naucse!tapest!sbw} {...!ditka!tapest!sbw}
campbell@rnd.GBA.NYU.EDU (bruce dietrich-campbell) (12/08/89)
In article <215@tapest.UUCP> sbw@tapest.UUCP (Steve Wampler) writes: >When I'm talking on >one [line] and a call comes in on the other, I'd like to be able to put >the first call 'on hold' and answer the second. However, phtoggle >forces me to hang up the first call! (boo). > >While I'm at it, I (very) occasionally want to use one or the >other as a data line. Note >that I'd like to be able to select *either* line as the data >line > I have put something together that does line holding and allows either line to be the data line. Holding, toggling, etc, can be done with commands or shifted function keys. It doesn't have support for the phone directory or async_main, however, since I use pcomm and don't need a terminal emulator. If anyone is interested, I'd be glad to email it. ............................................................................. Bruce Dietrich-Campbell ARPA: campbell@rnd.gba.nyu.edu USENET: ...!{uunet,rocky,harvard}!cmcl2!rnd!campbell
bruces@daneel.rtech.COM (Bruce Stewart) (12/12/89)
I'm looking for a source for the deveopment set for the unix-pc (7300/3B1). I'm currently running 3.51 and would like to acquire the development set (cc, etc.) at a price less than AT&T charges. Pointers to sources or offers to sell gratefully accepted. ADVTHANKSANCE. -bruce stewart