Voice Gateway

For an overview of VoIP Gateway

June11

A VoIP gateway is a necessity in VOIP because it acts as a bridge between the VoIP connection port and you. There are a number of factors to consider when buying the gateway, so make sure you know what you do VOIP set-up and the system.

Make sure that the answers through enough when managing your purchase of Gateway, so that it is set correctly to handle all calls and data anticipatedVoice over IP services.

Voice over IP or VOIP services require a VoIP gateway that the mind works with the full meaning of service a. If you use it for business use, the gateway services, your need more up-to-speed than that of a personal system.

There are lots of door options on the market today, probably more than thirty vendors and sales potential of its gateway services. Many ofThese suppliers are the small business sector, sales of VoIP gateways, PBX-like third-party provider, which in turn sell you as a consumer.

If you are using the VOIP service to route data and voice calls, check and record them if you are in your gateway. It 'also important to consider if you're getting a lot of fax traffic on your VoIP services.

If this is the case, you will alsoTake note when you visit a vendor gate. You should also call understanding topics such as compression to find the plans for VoIP gateways, and is best with yours.

If you also know the maintenance requirements of your gateway. If you do not know what your maintenance requires Gateway, you may lose some time of service. Most goals are simple, just plug the VOIP gateway in the LAN side and a networkBrowser opens, allowing the configuration of all your needs for voice over IP services.

There are other gateways that offer other services, but also those who seamlessly under investigation. These gateways often offer more services than the traditional gateway that connects directly to the LAN, but can take much fiddling to get the configuration settings right. In these cases, it is best to call a professional to help you configure theNetwork.

Gateways are fully extensible, too, to find what you need, new, makes a non-factor. Instead, you can make the VoIP network with upgrades right that the system is more than able to deliver each call or data is loaded. You can prepare your system for all the setbacks with the updated software that can be easily installed on your Internet browser window.

A VoIP gateway service is necessary to deal with more than one call at a time.Companies use them as part of their routine operations, if they use Voice Over Internet Protocol. Gateways are extensible and easy to use the rule, in which more people install in their home VOIP set-up as well, which is a component of the overall Gateway VoIP phone system.

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June10

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How to Add a Copy Button to an Access Database Form

June9

I use MS Access (Windows version 2003 still) for managing my important lists such as my inventory list for my eBay store. I deal primarily in one-of-a-kind goods so I have, over time, over one thousand listings. This is a lot of listings to create, so to able to quickly copy and paste from my database to my listing is a plus.

You can use the “[control] + c” keyboard shortcut, or you can use the Edit | Copy menu, to copy. If you do so, you will need to select the entire contents of a field first (if you are using your mouse) and then use your keyboard, or you will need to click two times in your Access menu system. Some users don’t even know that these two options exist.

You may think that you can select the value of a field when entering it by going to Tools | Options | Keyboard and selecting Select entire field under the Behavior entering field section, but that works if you use your keyboard to enter a field; it does not apply if you enter a field using your mouse.

So, I have developed a small button system that I use to copy items in a particular field. I put a button to the right of the field that it works on. I can copy the contents of the field with one click and I don’t have to swipe and select the text I want to copy.

I have other buttons next to particular fields. For example, I may have buttons to search for text and to open the underlying lookup form so that I can edit the value. (I explain each of these in article devoted to each.)

I may end up with three buttons next to a field, all arranged in the same order each time: a C button to copy, an F button to find, and an E button to edit the lookup table for the field. I size the button heights to match my field heights and arrange them neatly (with a small space between each) for a cool and relaxed look.

You can easily add buttons in form design by using the Access button tool. It doesn’t matter what action you choose in this case because you will delete the code generated by the wizard, so choose one that doesn’t ask a lot of questions (try Go to First Record under Record Navigation).

You may have several fields on several forms that you want to copy the contents, so it is better to set each field to call one procedure so that you only need to maintain your code in one place.

Copying Text Boxes

For example, I have a field in my inventory database called InvName. (Don’t use just Name because that is an Access reserved word that would probably lead to a difficult to detect bug.) This field is a plain TextBox field because each inventory name is different and there is no need for a lookup table. You can add a button that has an Event Procedure for the OnClick Eevent in the form code as follows:

Call CopyTextBox(InvName)

Then add a procedure in one of your modules (outside of your form code) as follows:

Public Sub CopyTextBox(tbxFieldName As TextBox) If Not isnull(tbxFieldName) And tbxFieldName “” Then tbxFieldName.SetFocus tbxFieldName.SelStart = 0

tbxFieldName.SelLength = Len(tbxFieldName)

DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdCopy

Else MsgBox “Nothing to copy!”, vbOKOnly, “Copy Error”

End If End Sub

It would have been nice to use Screen.PreviousControl.SetFocus in order to set the focus to the field you want but that command sets the focus to the last field you entered. You could have one button for all copy actions this way, but you will have to first click on or enter a field and then click on the button. That’s two clicks or a keystroke and a click. Who can remember to do this all of the time?

Instead, you can simply click your C button for that field and instantly copy its value to your clipboard and know that it comes from the field you want, for sure.

The sub procedure expects the field name as a TextBox Database Object, not as a string. Call it tbxFieldName to remind yourself that this is a special text box object.

The if statement checks that the text box contains something. The isnull() function returns true if the field has a null value. The Not operator reverses the isnull() value, so it is an effective but awkward way of saying that there is a value for the field.

It is possible that a text box may not contain a null value but still contain an empty string value instead so we add:

And tbxFieldName “”

The string “” (a pair of double quotes with nothing between them) means an empty,, or zero length string.The And here is a logical operator so that both expressions have to be true to proceed to the true part of the if.

If there is a value in the field, then the next line of the procedure sets the focus to that field.

The next line after that sets the start of a selection to 0, the beginning of the field’s value. The following line sets the length of the selection to the length of the field’s value. Between the two statements, you end up selecting the entire value of your field. You can see the value of the field turning color as it is selected when you run this procedure by clicking your button.

The next line finally runs the Access copy command on the selection and puts the value into your clipboard. Now you can paste it somewhere, such as into your eBay listing title.

Finally, the Else part issues a message box if there is nothing to copy. That part is optional, and you can omit the else part entirely if you wish.

Copying Combo Boxes

Leaving the TextBox, how do you copy the value of a ComboBox? You may want to copy the value of a lookup field in a combo box such as a manufacturer’s name in an inventory database. If so, you will have to take some additional steps.

For each combo box you want to copy, add the following Event Procedure for its OnClick Event in your form code (here, our example copies the combo box for our ManufacturerID combo box):

Call CopyComboBox(Manufacturer)

Notice that our field is named ManufacturerID and that we store a numeric value in this field, the index of a record in the tblManufacturerLookup. The lookup table has two fields, an index field and a Manufacturer field which is a text field.

So, even though this is an OnClick Event Procedure for ManufacturerID, we call using the name of the text field, Manufacturer.

This works because we add a procedure called CopyComboBox which we place into our Copy module outside of our form code:

Public Sub CopyComboBox(cboFieldName As ComboBox)

If Not isnull(cboFieldName) And cboFieldName “” Then

cboFieldName.SetFocus cboFieldName.SelStart = 0

cboFieldName.SelLength = Len(cboFieldName)

DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdCopy

Else MsgBox “Nothing to copy!”, vbOKOnly, “Copy Error” End If End Sub

You may notice that this procedure follows the CopyTextBox procedure except that we pass the field name as a ComboBox database object and we name the parameter with a cbo prefix to remind us that of that.

The magic here is that Access refers to your text value rather than to the numerical value actually stored in your field, without any complex programming. You can even see the text value in your combo box change color as it is selected when you run this procedure.

Making A Copy Button

With both of those cases under our belts, let’s turn to how you create a handy copy button in form design mode:

Make a button using the button tool and its wizard.
Set the button to display text and set that text to C.
Call the button cmdCopy + Field Name, so to copy a field called CompanyName the button name would be cmdCopyCompanyName.

After the wizard completes, edit the button:

Set the font size to 6, a small but readable size.
Set the tab stop to NO because users do not need to stop at the button if they are tabbing through the form.
Set the Status Bar Text and the ControlTip Text to Copy Field so that users can easily remind themselves what the button does.

Then size the button as small as you can to be able to see the C. I use 0.1708 inches wide by 0.166 inches high with Arial text with my form grid spacing. Your size may vary. It works best when your button height matches the height of you field box, as mentioned above.

(After you create one button this way, you can copy and paste it with all of these settings set in the copy. All you have to do is to change the name of the button and add the appropriate OnClick Event Procedure.)

As a reminder, set the OnClick property of your button to [Event Procedure]. Then set the event procedure to act on a one specific field. You discard the wizard-written code and use your code instead. Remember that examples include:

Call CopyTextBox(InvName)

or

Call CopyComboBox(Manufacturer)

Each call to CopyTextBox or to CopyComboBox will have a different field name and that’s all you need to make these two procedures work for each instance.

Putting Procedures In Modules

It does matter where you put your procedure.

If you have many buttons but only one form, then you can add the procedure to the code for the form itself.

If you put your procedure into the form code, the scope of your procedure is valid for that form only. If you have a procedure in form 1 and you need to call it in form 2, you will get an error because form 2 cannot find it. In that case, you would either have to add another procedure to form 2, or better, you would move your procedure to a module so that both forms can find it and you only have to maintain one procedure.

I call my module General but you could add separate modules with one or more related procedures so you could easily import them into new databases. This could be your Copy module. You find the Modules section in the main database window along with Tables, Queries, Forms, Reports, and Macros.

Once you use a general module, your code references must also be general. You cannot use the Me shortcut for a field name in a module as you can in a procedure within a form. When a procedure is within a form, the code interprets Me to refer to the form.

Luckily we don’t have to resort to complex Access syntax to refer to a field or its value in these two cases. Passing a field name as a TextBox object or as a ComboBox object greatly simplifies referring to the value in the field. You can set your focus and select the value easily by referring to a action or a property of the TextBox or ComboBox object (tbxFieldName.SetFocus or cboFieldName.SelStart = 0, for example).

Last Words

Try this out on your Access forms and see if this is useful. I find that it helpful because seeing a button next to a field acts as a prompt to use it. If you forget what it does, place your mouse over it and read the tool tip or the status bar text.

If users see a button next to the field, and if you teach them that C means copy, they will use it. This is a variation on If you build it, they will come, except that a cornfield is not whispering to you (but maybe your mouse is).

I will show you how to add other useful form buttons to Access forms in other articles.

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June8

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Karaoke Machines For Sale

June7

Music is the gateway to the soul, and singing is perhaps the cab that gets people across. People lose a lot of inhibition when they sing out loud, and very often, this opens the barriers between hearts and minds. Even if the voice has no professional technique, singing is still a great experience.

Public singing requires some courage. However, it is something that audiences and performers enjoy. After live performances, one of the best ways for people to enjoy other people singing is karaoke. Karaoke is a relatively new art form, with a history of only about 35 years. The trend originated in Japan as a form of entertainment on vacations. The credit for the creation of the first karaoke machine goes to Japanese singer and entrepreneur Inoue Daisuke. He never sold the machines, but instead preferred to lease them. Although initially scoffed at as a temporary fad, within a short period of time karaoke machine become a popular feature of nightclubs and entertainment bars worldwide. Despite the heavy pricing, people were open to the idea of singing to the voiceless tunes of famous stars. It became a way for strangers to interact with each other and embarrass themselves in the process. It also became a substitute for live performances and soon people were rushing to karaoke bars instead of places where bands played. Karaoke machines were also responsible for promoting vocalists who had talent but no band to back them up.

It did not take long for the karaoke trend to reach the West. By the 1980s, many nightclubs and comedy clubs in the United States and Canada were equipped with karaoke machines. Original these machines had to be imported from Japan, but very soon local manufactures entered the karaoke machine scene and the prices of karaoke bars fell drastically. Nowadays, many people opt for karaoke machines at home to entertain party guests and with this rise in popularity, karaoke machine sales have gone up and their prices have shot down.

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June5

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Wings of a Dove

June4

Perhaps one of the most wonderful assertions that can be made about Holy Scriptures is that it clearly shows man in all his humanness. If you really want to understand yourself, if you really desire to know who you are, then it would behoove you to study the sacred Writ and let God speak to your soul.

When we read David’s Psalms (55:6), we immediately sense his state of emotional being. He is hurting deeply. Not physically, but emotionally and spiritually. His soul is heavy; his spirit is at an all time low, his heart pierced and his lips chapped with pain as he cries, “Oh, that I had the wings of a dove! I would fly away and be at rest.”

This is a very human cry, is it not? Everyone at one time or another has felt the way David felt: those times in life when everything seems to go wrong; when everything we touch seem to disintegrate, when all news is bad news. Maybe you have felt that way when your doctor gives you the cancer diagnosis. Maybe it was when you suffered a financial reversal; just when you were about to get on your feet, the rug is pulled out from under you. Maybe it was when you suffered a family tragedy or when the plans you made begin to crumble. Maybe, it is during those moments of betrayal, extreme disappointment or profound loneliness that you find yourself like David, crying out in utter agony, “If only I had wings of a dove, I would fly away and be at rest.”

The poet well understood this yearning when he wrote:

How often, oh, how often

In the days that had gone by,

I stood on the bridge at midnight

And gazed on the wave and sky.

How often, oh, how often

I had wished that the ebbing tide,

Would bear me way on its bosom

O’er the ocean, wild and wide.

For my heart was hot and restless

And my life was full of care,

And the burden laid upon me

Seemed greater than I could bear.

Sometimes all of us wish for wings to fly away. It is a very human cry and it comes in moments of intense frustration, pain and weakness. David wanted the wings of a bird to carry him beyond the sunset, beyond life’s troubles, beyond broken hearts, beyond a tormented memory and unfaithful friends. Sometimes we feel this way. We wish we could fly away to a place beyond our circumstance, beyond the responsibility of trying to make a living, beyond the awareness of prejudice and injustice, beyond our mistakes and sins, heartaches and heartbreaks.

But, like David, we know that a change of venue will not give peace. Peace does not depend upon flight because we cannot get away from troubles. Troubles, like our shadows, follow us everywhere we go. David learned what we all must learn and that is that we do not need a new physical environment, but a new spiritual one. We do not need the wings of a dove, but the arms of a loving Father.

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BerryBunch Rakan Niaga Programme – Great Malaysian eCommerce Opportunity!

June3

I have been watching this Malaysian eCommerce (e-commerce) program for quite some time now and since I am impressed with their rapid progress by far, I have decided to highlight them here today.

BerryBunch Rakan Niaga Programme is actually a part of an ambitious web portal project made possible by an enterprising Malaysian Malay woman that goes by the name of Saniah Abdul Manan. The web portal project is known as the BerryBunch Portal Project which went online somewhere in March 2006. To date, they have more than 7,000 online participants and their portals received more than 700,000 hits on average per week. Very impressive!

When I heard about their ambitious project last year, I was a bit skeptical at first to be honest. It is not easy to establish a big eCommerce project online especially in the South East Asian region. But today I can say that they have reached all their three objectives as outlined down below. Well done!

To promote real internet e-commerce lifestyle amongst Malaysian specifically and all internet users in general.
To generate fresh, new, in-demand, healthy, value-added local Malaysian internet content on international internet domain.
To create a fast, economical and effective online business platform for budding entrepreneur to begin marketing, promoting and selling their products and/or services online.

BerryBunch Rakan Niaga Programme is actually a merchant program. It is open to every traders, producers, resellers and manufacturers not only in Malaysia but also to the rest of the world. The online merchant program is a great platform for online entrepreneurs, giving them the opportunity to showcase their products or services online. To date, they have 10 specific portals showcasing multitude of products and services ranging from almost anything that you could think of! Maybe I should join them some time soon. Hmm…

They are nowhere near eBay just yet but their merchant program is another good option that you could tap into if you’re into selling stuffs and services online. Give it a shot!

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Lost in Translation? (Spanish Version)

June2

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Resolve Your Corporate Communication Needs With VoIP PBX

June1

Today we are the proud inhabitants of the high-tech century and the VoIP PBX solutions have the potential to route data, photographs, video clips, and voice for communicating over a “merged” IP system. This mode of maintaining a communication base assures that the facilitating organizations can deal with their business clients from several locations national and international very comfortably. In fact such options are progressively becoming familiar among enterprises have numerous branch offices, scattered world wide.

The superb voice quality and cost effective are the main aspects which make these services more preferred among the users. People are not required to invest huge amount of money to avail such excellent services. These sophisticated solutions link the employees with each other, irrespective of their corporeal locations and are preferred to be quite vital for various corporations having a international presence.

An IP PBX VoIP or personal branch exchange permits the employee of an undertaking to improve their telephone connections. Furthermore, it also lets a business user to use a definite number of extraneous lines, as the IP PBX solutions serve as a gateway to both data networks and voice. The precocious solutions can also be exploited to switch the calls between a traditional telephone and a VoIP or betwixt the two conventional telephone connections.

With the conventional PBX system, a person just requires separate networks for receiving and sending the information and voice connection. What is more, in the VoIP PBX, the users can also employ the converged voice and data communication over a uniform IP system. As a matter of fact, it increases the worth of these systems to a considerable level. The IP PBX VoIP also offers malleability to the maturation of the enterprises, as it can cut down the long-term maintenance and investment costs.

The main factor associated to the approval of anything new by a business enterprise can be the probable investments. But in the case of the IP PBX solution, the investment required are within limitation. Actually the costs of proceeding have being brought down as compared to the past. Disregard the costs getting down, the enterprises should opt for the operator that offers various attractive value-added services and incentives. These features would obviously vary among the advanced applications to bare activities and the companies should insure that the solutions have the potential to offer connectivity to almost the whole working area. These solutions help a business user to brand most of their works like voice propagations. The inter-crossed resolution would also provide greater quantifiable advantage when compared to the conventional PBX schemes.

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