Glad it’s working for you. I finally found out how to do it using the help
menu on the Mac.
> On Oct 24, 2014, at 3:50 PM, Christopher Hallsworth
> wrote:
>
> Ok, all is working. But wow! I just called my VoiceMail to change a setting,
> and I was able to both use the keypad and hear the dtm
Ok, all is working. But wow! I just called my VoiceMail to change a
setting, and I was able to both use the keypad and hear the dtmf tones
all from my iPad! So finally we may have a solution to those moments
where it's hard to hear VoiceOver during a call, especially in an
automated system! But
Yes! Try signing into FaceTime on your iPad, then try dialing a number from
your contacts. It should work, as it did on my Macbook Pro. Note that also,
you DO need both devices on the same Wifi network. So, with the phone settings
I mentioned earlier, which it seems you have set, then FaceTime
Right ok, can't make or receive calls on my iPad either, maybe I'm not
signed into FaceTime on there for some reason, cellular calls are on for
both iPhone and iPad. Messages are working a treat though.
On 24/10/2014 20:01, Pete Nalda wrote:
Supposing you have Yosemite and 8.1 on your phone, t
Supposing you have Yosemite and 8.1 on your phone, the way to receive or make
calls on the Mac is to sign into FaceTime then on your phone you have to turn
on cellular forwarding as well as messages forwarding. Hope this helps.
Egun On, Lagunak! (basque for G'day, Mates
Louie P (Pete) Nalda
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