I've found that quitting Skype fixes it, regardless of what other programs are
running. Interestingly, my father swears by Magic Jack and hasn't had this
problem. *shrug* Oh well; not that many people call me anyway.
• Mark BurningHawk Baxter
• AIM, Skype and Twitter: BurningHawk1969
• MS
Mark,
I haven't experienced this with Skype, but I have a Magic Jack, and often have
the same problem. I think the interference has something to do with the
internet connecting with the land lines, cell phones, etc. I experience this
when talking to people who have cell phones more than land
another problem I've sometimes had occurs during Skype calls to telephones, or
from them. A few minutes into the conversation, callers report that my audio
breaks up and is shot through with a clicking type static which makes it
impossible to understand me. Since I'm using Skype as my main hom
Mark,
I love your answer and concur with it, completely. (Smile)
Michael,
Using Skype to enter extensions while on a call can be tricky. This is because
of the latency factor.
While I have never encountered this problem using Skype for the Mac, I often
encounter it when using Skype on my Wi
That is decidedly odd, and no rational explanation for that behavior comes to
mind. That having been said, I must conclude that your computer is possessed
by a demon, and I recommend having a shaman walk around it three times reciting
the Lloyds (of London) prayer backwards in Esperanto.
• M
Hi Mark,
This idea sort of worked, but only sort of:
1. Pressing Command-2 indeed permitted me to generate touchtones, but no
matter how quickly I pressed and released a key, the tones were sustained and
in almost every instance, the tones beeped twice.
2. Sometimes, although I know which nu
Press Command 2 to turn on the dial pad in Skype, and you should hear them just
fine.
• Mark BurningHawk Baxter
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Greetings, one and all,
Up until recently, I used a service on Skype that would allow me to call a
university switchboard, and enter the person's extension via the numbers on my
Mac keyboard. As I typed the extension, I was able to hear the touchtones that
were generated as I entered each numb
