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Thanks guys for all of your help.<br />
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I finally got it working in a test environment - so should be able to pull it through to my app,<br />
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Really appreciated - as always.
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Thanks guys for all of your help.

I finally got it working in a test environment - so should be able to pull it through to my app,

Really appreciated - as always.

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Hi - I need to change the TAPI ocx control that we have been using for some time on our Access database. &nbsp;<br />
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It was suggested that I use the KD TeleTools software, which looks ideal. &nbsp;However, I am having real difficulty getting it to work in Access, and to make matters worse, I need to go on-site to test it (quite a trek). &nbsp;<br />
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The examples supplied (VB5/6 and .NET) should be enough, but I cannot open the VB5/6 examples as I only have VB 2010 Express installed on my machine, and the .net version seems quite different.<br />
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It simply needs to dial the supplied number at this stage (although I will need a few other TAPI features once I have the basics out of the way). &nbsp;Any help would be massivly appreciated - as always.
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Hi - I need to change the TAPI ocx control that we have been using for some time on our Access database.  

It was suggested that I use the KD TeleTools software, which looks ideal.  However, I am having real difficulty getting it to work in Access, and to make matters worse, I need to go on-site to test it (quite a trek).  

The examples supplied (VB5/6 and .NET) should be enough, but I cannot open the VB5/6 examples as I only have VB 2010 Express installed on my machine, and the .net version seems quite different.

It simply needs to dial the supplied number at this stage (although I will need a few other TAPI features once I have the basics out of the way).  Any help would be massivly appreciated - as always.

Dialing through the KDTeleTools ocx control

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