free version of futuredial ??

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K.H - 30 Mar 2004 01:32 GMT

I bought the USB connection for my sanyo 4900 to connect to my laptop, but
couldn't dig deeper into my wallet since the cable punched a hole in it, and
couldn't get the software hoping I can find on the net a free alternative.
Let me know plz

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Robert M. - 30 Mar 2004 01:54 GMT

> I bought the USB connection for my sanyo 4900 to connect to my laptop, but
> couldn't dig deeper into my wallet since the cable punched a hole in it, and
> couldn't get the software hoping I can find on the net a free alternative.
> Let me know plz

Perhaps should have bought a low cost (under $10) third party cable,
saving money for FutureDial.

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Scott Stephenson - 30 Mar 2004 05:23 GMT

> Perhaps should have bought a low cost (under $10) third party cable,
> saving money for FutureDial.

Perhaps you should have tried to answer his question.

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Cell merger - 30 Mar 2004 13:15 GMT

> > Perhaps should have bought a low cost (under $10) >> third party cable,
>> saving money for FutureDial.

> Perhaps you should have tried to answer his question.

No perhaps, your snotty childish sarcasm is uncalled for.
But typical of your childfish rantings lately.

He could very well be in a position to return the cable and buy one off eBay.
Thank you very little.

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tom ronson - 30 Mar 2004 02:14 GMT

You might try BitPim from http://bitpim.sourceforge.net/ -- it's not real
fancy interface, and there's a report of it not working with a Sanyo 5300,
but it talked okay with my 4900 and was very functional for what I wanted to
do.

I used version 0.7 test6, but I'd go for the latest and greatest (test7) and
see how that works for you. After you're done trying it out maybe drop a
feedback note here to let us know how it went.

--tr

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Dane Beko - 30 Mar 2004 02:18 GMT

In a message about "free version of futuredial ??", K.H wrote:

> I bought the USB connection for my sanyo 4900 to connect to my
> laptop, but couldn't dig deeper into my wallet since the cable
> punched a hole in it, and couldn't get the software hoping I can
> find on the net a free alternative. Let me know plz

All you need to do is to create a DUN connection (if you're using
Windows) and use #777 as the phone number. Leave the name/password
fields blank and try that. Should work.

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Donna Becker - 30 Mar 2004 05:06 GMT

<I bought the USB connection for my sanyo 4900 to connect to my laptop, but
couldn't dig deeper into my wallet since the cable punched a hole in it, and
couldn't get the software hoping I can find on the net a free alternative.
Let me know plz>
Are you talking about the driver you need to get your laptop to recognize
the phone as a modem? Email me if you need it and I will email it to you.
DonnaB

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