On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 11:44:44AM -0500, David Champion wrote: > * On 30 Jul 2013, James Griffin wrote: > > > > David, out of curiosity, how do you get voicemail sent to your email > > server?
> I have home VoIP service, and the provider (Megapath, formerly known > as Speakeasy) has this as a built-in option. Another way is to use youmail (http://www.youmail.com). It's free, and you can put contacts into groups (e.g., friends, family, doctors, and so on), add specific greetings for those groups, etc. For example, for my group called doctors, I have a greeting from the community greetings that's Bugs Bunny saying, "ehhh, what's up doc?".... You can use the community greetings (users upload their own grettings,and allow them to be used by others) or you can upload your own (and either keep them private or add to community greetings). They also have a (paid) option where you can have your voice messages sent to you in text format. I get my voice messages as e-mail and on my Android (youmail app). The messages are sent via e-mail in mp3 format. You can also ditch numbers that you don't ever want to hear from, like spam callers. You can apply a special ditch greeting, too. Mine is, in the usual telco message voice, "Hello, welcome to AT&T wireless voice mail. Goodbye" and then the caller is hung up on. There are also special options for blocked caller ID and caller ID unavailable, if you choose to use them. I've been a youmail user for years, and I highly recommend it. OB Mutt: Does anyone remember what year it was when Mutt was at a version number somewhere around 0.86? I know it was in the mid-90s, but I'm curious to know, so I can know just how many years I've been using Mutt. Later, --jim -- THE SCORE: ME: 2 CANCER: 0 73 DE N5IAL (/4) | Tux (E Cat): DS B+Wd Y 6 Y L+++ W+ C++/C++ I+++ spooky1...@gmail.com | T++ A E H+ S V- F++ Q+++ P/P+ B++ PA+ PL SC--- < Running Mac OS X Lion > | ICBM / Hurricane: | Tiggerbelle: DS W+S+Bts % 1.5 X L W C+++/C+ 30.44406N 86.59909W | I+++ T A E++ H S++ V+++ Q+++ P B++ PA++ PL+ SC
