IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT CALLAUDIT VOICE

CallAudit Voice requires a number of things for proper
operation:

1. TAPI compliant voice MODEM or voice device
2. Microphone and speakers
3. Microsoft UniModemV installed (for MODEM use)
4. Voice enabled MODEM INF file
5. Windows 95

CallAudit Voice is designed to take maximum advantage of
Caller ID.  Caller ID is a service available from most 
local telephone companies.  CallAudit Voice will provide
the best performance and utility when Caller ID service
is also available.

See below for additional details about each of the above
notes.

TAPI MODEMs

Most voice capable MODEMs are also TAPI compliant.  The key
components necessary for proper operation are the voice 
MODEM, Microsoft UniModemV, and a MODEM INF file that has
been tailored for TAPI voice use.

Microphone and Speakers

Callaudit Voice includes a variety of voice mail features
and capabilities.  Playing and recording voice data requires
a microphone and speakers attached to the voice device.

Microsoft UniModemV

UniModemV is an updated Microsoft TAPI MODEM driver.  
UniModemV includes support for Caller ID and a variety of
voice functions.  UniModemV must be installed if CallAudit
Voice is to be used with a MODEM.  UniModemV is included as
part of the software package.  Choose the Custom installation
to have UniModemV also installed.


Voice Enabled MODEM INF file

A voice MODEM must have an INF file installed in Windows that
includes details on voice functions used with TAPI.  Most 
current hardware MODEM vendors provide suitable INF file.  
The installation package includes a number of INF files that
have already been tailored for a number of popular MODEMs.
Choose the Custom installation to have these modified INF 
files installed.

Windows 95

CallAudit Voice only supports Windows 95 at this time.  Windows
NT does not yet have the required voice support in TAPI to be
used with this software.  Microsoft is expected to update NT
later in 1997 which would support these options.