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Old 09-14-2006
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how to make my pc as a communication server (PC to Phone) calling ?
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What OS are you running on your PC?

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you can use s/w like skype....that u can use for both win and lin OS....but i think u have to pay some basic nominal charges for pc-phone connection....i think u can also do the same with Yahoo-mssngr(latest version)...again u have to pay some money for that...btw which country r u from???????
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