Windows 98 Windows Applications
Phone Dialer
 

Call your friends with Phone Dialer

Phone Dialer
You can use your computer as a phone, just make sure you have a modem installed: the modem is a device that let you connect your computer to your telephone line, most often people use a modem to access the internet
To launch Phone Dialer go to
Start>>Programs>>Accessories>>Communications
You will instantly recognize all the controls,
in fact the program interface is very similar to your telephone, just type a number and press
Dial. If you normally access your line by typing a number first, click Tools>>Dialing Properties go to When Dialing From here, type the number you dial to access an outside line near the specified field. You can also use the Phone Dialer with a Calling Card...

In
Dialing Properties, check "for long distance calls use this calling card" if your Calling Card name does not appear in the list, you need to setup a new one, click on Calling Card, fill the fields, enter you PIN and number to dial to access your line.
Phone Dialer has a Speed Dial, click on an empty cartridge type name and number to
dial and click
Save. If you want to edit an entry later on, click Edit>>Speed Dial select
the entry you want to edit, make changes and press
Save to update.
You can use Copy/Cut/Paste to copy a telephone number from another location.
Tools>>Show Log will keep a list of calls you make. You can log both Incoming and Outgoing calls. Click Log>>Options to change options in the Show Log window.

Note: Press CTRL-P to print the page   <<<Back Continue>>>



Tutorial Index

1p
What is Windows: What's exactly windows98, a brief description
2p Getting your Copy : Get your original copy of Windows98
6p Installing/Upgrading: Install using floppies, Cd-rom, Hard drive, Network
2p Final word on installation: Settings up your hardware (mouse, cd-rom, printer)


4p The Desktop:
Intro and short description <go>
Desktop Items (My Computer, IE) <
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Time, Date, Sound <
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Where everything Starts: the Start menu <
go>

6p Windows Basics:
Exploring Files and Folders <go>
Double-Click, what are extensions... <
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Click, Right-click uses <
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Shut Down your computer <
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Windows common tasks (open, close) <
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Scroll Box-Why is a window better than a piece of paper <
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9p Inside My Computer
A Brief Introduction to My Computer <go>
The Properties Window <
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My Computer's Components <
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The Control Panel <
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Easier Navigation <
go>
Common Actions <
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Selecting and Naming Files/Folders <
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Cutting the distances <
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12p Windows Applications
Brief Introduction to Windows Applications <go>
NotePad <
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WordPad <
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Paint <
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Phone Dialer <
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Imaging <
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Calculator <
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ActiveMovie Control and Media Player <
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CD Player <
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Sound Recorder <
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Volume Control <
go>
Games and Final word <
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5p Network/Internet
Brief Introduction <go>
Get a modem and Internet account <
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Configure a Dial-up connection <
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Signing up to your Internet Provider <
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Windows and the Internet <
go>

14p Network/Internet: Outlook Express
First time run... <go>
Description of Outlook Express <
go>
First clicks... <
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Compose your first message <
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Store email addresses in the Address Book <
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More about sending email <
go>
Working around <
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Looking around: find text, messages, people <
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Printing your messages <
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Format and Personalize your message <
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Changing Outlook Express Default options <
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Make your life easier <
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Sharing Outlook Express <
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Keeping Outlook Express in shape <
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Switch to Outlook Express <
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