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VOIP autodialer
I would like to use my Vonage dialer to send messages to each recipient in my
spreadsheet. Can someone please point me in the right direction to manage control of an external application that uses contact phone numbers in outlook to my phone list in Excel?? Much thanks. |
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Not sure we understand, what external program do you want to control? Where
are the numbers located? "Mike Macgowan" wrote in message ... I would like to use my Vonage dialer to send messages to each recipient in my spreadsheet. Can someone please point me in the right direction to manage control of an external application that uses contact phone numbers in outlook to my phone list in Excel?? Much thanks. |
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VOIP autodialer
The numbers are stored in a spreadsheet. The dialer is a custom vonage
application called click to call. I know that it is office compatible because I can click on a contact in outlook and the number appears in my autodialer, but it is a manual process. I am hoping to write an application that will automate the process in Excel but don't know how much control VB Excel has over other apps. "HotRod" wrote in message ... Not sure we understand, what external program do you want to control? Where are the numbers located? "Mike Macgowan" wrote in message ... I would like to use my Vonage dialer to send messages to each recipient in my spreadsheet. Can someone please point me in the right direction to manage control of an external application that uses contact phone numbers in outlook to my phone list in Excel?? Much thanks. |
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I'm not familiar with the program you're using, but here's what I
would do. Open VBA and insert a blank module. Then, go to the Tools menu, choose References, and scroll through the list until you find something whose name indicates that it is the dialer application. Check that option in the References list. Then, use the Object Browser (F2) to see the various objects, properties, and methods associated with that library. Then, use trial and error (assuming no help file is available) to get it to work the way you want. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Mike Macgowan" wrote in message ... The numbers are stored in a spreadsheet. The dialer is a custom vonage application called click to call. I know that it is office compatible because I can click on a contact in outlook and the number appears in my autodialer, but it is a manual process. I am hoping to write an application that will automate the process in Excel but don't know how much control VB Excel has over other apps. "HotRod" wrote in message ... Not sure we understand, what external program do you want to control? Where are the numbers located? "Mike Macgowan" wrote in message ... I would like to use my Vonage dialer to send messages to each recipient in my spreadsheet. Can someone please point me in the right direction to manage control of an external application that uses contact phone numbers in outlook to my phone list in Excel?? Much thanks. |
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VOIP autodialer
Thanks. I think I am close. Enabled the addin. It is called vonageComAddin.
In the object browser, the class is connect and there are integer and variants listed as members. They look like phone number variables from outlook contact list. I am not sure how to code a line to call the app. would it be: vonagecomaddin.connect.ctr =1234567890 i get a method or data member not found if I address this way or with the tele num in quotes. "Chip Pearson" wrote in message ... I'm not familiar with the program you're using, but here's what I would do. Open VBA and insert a blank module. Then, go to the Tools menu, choose References, and scroll through the list until you find something whose name indicates that it is the dialer application. Check that option in the References list. Then, use the Object Browser (F2) to see the various objects, properties, and methods associated with that library. Then, use trial and error (assuming no help file is available) to get it to work the way you want. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Mike Macgowan" wrote in message ... The numbers are stored in a spreadsheet. The dialer is a custom vonage application called click to call. I know that it is office compatible because I can click on a contact in outlook and the number appears in my autodialer, but it is a manual process. I am hoping to write an application that will automate the process in Excel but don't know how much control VB Excel has over other apps. "HotRod" wrote in message ... Not sure we understand, what external program do you want to control? Where are the numbers located? "Mike Macgowan" wrote in message ... I would like to use my Vonage dialer to send messages to each recipient in my spreadsheet. Can someone please point me in the right direction to manage control of an external application that uses contact phone numbers in outlook to my phone list in Excel?? Much thanks. |
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