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Yes, but you have a feature called 3-way calling. for some phone plans there are extra charges involved, some times it comes free with a package some times you have to order it. I have VoIP with Packet8 and 3-way calling is included for free, I have noticed however that ATT charges extra fees...

one way that it can work is just like 2 line VCO. You would need to have a 3-way calling feature on your phone, or two phone lines(and a phone that supports using both lines at once) You would connect to the VRS operator via your videophone, and tell them you want to do a VCO call. Give...

If you put an external CC decoder on the slingbox that should be enough, I'd like to see if that works. I've never heard of Orb before I'll have to look into it.

Are you saying that from experience or just on the "dell sucks" bandwagon? I have contacted Dell tech support at my job 4 times in the last 3 months. Each time I used the online "active chat" Sure the tech wanted to ask me a lot of useless questions but I tell them what the problem is ( for...

First I'm sorry if I seemed rude earlier. Second, thankyou for the extra information. :) You have a digital video camera that records to tape ( yeah confusing isn't it! it's digital, but uses tape, tape is usually analogue. :) ) Anyway, you need to get that on to your computer and on...

you're both right, CapTel does use voice recognition, and CapTel is a form of relay. When you make a capTel call a captel operator listens to what the hearing person says and repeats it word for word into their computer. The computer (that has been trained for voice recognition) converts it...

A better question would be which is better; 2-line VCO or captel.

Dell get a Dell because their support is very good. they also have online chat support no need to make a phone call.

If you want to set up a chat system for "in house" communication, (between you and your coworkers) setting up a Jabber server would probably be best. for customers contacting you, you might want to try something like liveperson.com and there are other services that are similar.

you could get one of these. Keyspan | USB Server

It's fully compatible with OS X Printing to the WGPS606 Wireless Print Server with Macintosh OS X 10.4.2 Most print servers are independent of the OS on your computer. As long as you have printer drivers for your operating system that's all that matters. Since your printer is an HP...

Thats a good reminder that we cant call 911 via ip/IM relay, Its something you don't think about untill you need it and you try it. You should find the non-911 emergency number before you need it and then you can skip the step of asking the operator for 411.

I have a Netgear WPGS606. I really like it, it has two usb ports, I have both my HP deskjet and my brother laserjet hooked up to it. Also it has a 4 port ethernet switch. The switch has been very useful! I have my wireless router in one room and can hook computers to the netgear with cables...

I would recommend starting with a "live CD" variant of linux. These are CDs that you boot from and linux runs entirely from the CD, you don't have to re-partition your hard drive or anything. Knoppix is the first and many are based on that. the two that I like are Slax, and Damn small Linux...

There are many different programs that will play DVDs, the problem as you have noticed is that there is a "decoder" missing. What that is is software that decodes the copy protection on a disk. The only way to get this pay for it. The reson you have to pay for it deals with American laws...

I don't know how sending me an e-mail will "show" me anything. Please do this: Find some one who has good English skills, explain everything about what you are trying to do and have them type it out for you, then post that here.

I know this guy has confused all of us because he can't articulate what he needs. it's starting to sound like he wants to convert a VHS tape to a DVD-R. (or post video to a website or both, who knows?!) Anyway if he has a vhs tape and needs the video on his computer he'll need some kind...

That's a good question... I never thought to dial 711 with my Packet8 phone. (Packet8 is a competetor of Vonage) When I make a relay call I use 2 line VCO calles using IP relay on my computer and the 3-way calling with Packet8. (it works great by the way and cost me nothing, a regular phone...

I've heard of the iCommunicator software before, it's not for communicating over a distance like a video phone, it's for communicating in the same room. it's software that takes the place of an intrepeter and real-time captioning. The person speaking (a teacher for example) wears a wireless...

What are you taking about? Are you taking about a cordless phone? most cordless phone bases don't support multiple handsets and of those that do most don't support more than two. contact the manufacturer of the phone and they'll help you purchase aditional handsets for a single base (if it's...