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To: pbull who wrote (2614)	6/29/2001 1:48:15 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Respond to of 13815

From your article.. Also, regardless of whether you're actually online, Microsoft's telephony software will enable cool telephony features like "follow-me" call routing. When a call comes into your computer, Microsoft software will ring your telephone. If you don't answer within, say, three rings, the software sends your call to your mobile phone. If you don't answer that within, say, three rings, the software routes your call to your voicemail, which, of course, is recorded on your computer's hard drive. Even cooler are features that will let one determine how calls are handled based on who is calling. You'll simply open the Microsoft Outlook contact information and tell the computer to enable the follow-me scenario. As for your ex-wife, well, she'll be leaving a lot of messages because Outlook can be asked to send her calls directly to voicemail. << This I like.