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How to connect your land line by wifi to your computer telephone

I have my notebook setup to send fax and answer my land line. I have the software that has a telephone in it,  where I can answer the phone when I am connected to the land line cord.
 I have WiFi setup up in my house.

What would I have to  have to connect my land line to my computer by WiFi, so that I could move around the house with out a telephone line cable connected to my computer?
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Robert Retzer

8/22/2022 - Mon
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Ok, I should have know that wasn't thinking right and I should not have used WiFi.
I think it would be better if I would have said, I want to connect my landline phone line with a wireless adapters  to my computer phone connecter and be able to use it as a reg telephone.

This might not be possible either.
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Thank you

I made it even, because it was two different question
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Thanks for your kindness in considering my answer.
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