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Then launch the ''Phone and Modem Options'' from Control Panel (assuming Win XP).
 
Then launch the ''Phone and Modem Options'' from Control Panel (assuming Win XP).
  
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Click the 'Advanced' Tab. <br>
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[[File:Phone-modem-options.jpg]]
  
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Click 'Add' and select SIPTAPI Service Provider <br>
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[[File:siptapi-add.jpg]]
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Then select SIPTAPI Service Provider and click 'Configure' <br>
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[[File:Siptapi-config.jpg]]
  
  
 
[[Category:Windows]]
 
[[Category:Windows]]

Revision as of 01:21, 12 October 2011

Microsoft uses TAPI (Telephone API) for placing calls from Outlook (or dialer.exe)

To take advantage of dialing from Outlook with an SIP phone you need a SIP TAPI driver.

I've tested out a few, and SIPTAPI from IPCom does the job. http://www.ipcom.at/en/telephony/siptapi/

You install by copying siptapi.tsp to the %systemroot%\system32 directory.

Then launch the Phone and Modem Options from Control Panel (assuming Win XP).

Click the 'Advanced' Tab.
File:Phone-modem-options.jpg

Click 'Add' and select SIPTAPI Service Provider
Siptapi-add.jpg

Then select SIPTAPI Service Provider and click 'Configure'
Siptapi-config.jpg