alt236
03-11-2008, 08:09 PM
Probably not usefull for most people but here it goes :)
For one of my projects, I needed DTMF tone dialer.
I only knew of two, DTMFDA (which doesn't work on the TX) and the DTMFDialer sample which comes with HB++.
Since the sample comes with its source code, I modified it to add the features I needed.
It supports all 16 DTMF tones (0-9, *, #, A, B, C, D) and the selection of number from the Addressbook.
It also supports pauses (lower case 'p') of 1 second in length.
Spaces are automatically converted to pauses when dialing.
All other characters in the dial string are ignored.
Current Limitations:
Only the old-style PIM fields are supported.
When the app exits, it will not remember the last dialed number.
Only devices which utilise the Sound Stream Feature Set can use this app. This means Palm PDA's running OS5.
Acknowledgements
Uses code from the DTMFDialer sample included with HB++ v2.51 by Peter Holmes Consulting.
Changelog
v0.1: First Public Release
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Typical disclaimers apply (although nothing should go wrong).
Use this app at your own risk.
The file can be found here: http://www.1src.com/freeware/fileinfo.php?id=1809
For one of my projects, I needed DTMF tone dialer.
I only knew of two, DTMFDA (which doesn't work on the TX) and the DTMFDialer sample which comes with HB++.
Since the sample comes with its source code, I modified it to add the features I needed.
It supports all 16 DTMF tones (0-9, *, #, A, B, C, D) and the selection of number from the Addressbook.
It also supports pauses (lower case 'p') of 1 second in length.
Spaces are automatically converted to pauses when dialing.
All other characters in the dial string are ignored.
Current Limitations:
Only the old-style PIM fields are supported.
When the app exits, it will not remember the last dialed number.
Only devices which utilise the Sound Stream Feature Set can use this app. This means Palm PDA's running OS5.
Acknowledgements
Uses code from the DTMFDialer sample included with HB++ v2.51 by Peter Holmes Consulting.
Changelog
v0.1: First Public Release
----
Typical disclaimers apply (although nothing should go wrong).
Use this app at your own risk.
The file can be found here: http://www.1src.com/freeware/fileinfo.php?id=1809