Hello,

I am in need of a simple program that would accomplish the following:

1) A telephone number is dialed (Say 1-111-1111-11-12)
2) As soon as the last digit is dialed,  In this case that's "2" run the
timer until
3) The ringing starts,  --> ist measurment
4) measure time between 1st ring and when the call is actually answered.
5) repeat step 1 to 5

Program must let me choose in advance which number to call, and frequency in
between calls.

Time measurement to be output to a report

eg.

Time of call  :  Time of last dialed digit : Time of first ring :
Measurment : Time call answered : Measurment
13 pm                         13.00.10                          13.00.17
7 second           13.00.25                   13 sec
13.02                           13.02.10                          13.02.13
3 seconds          13.02.20                    7 sec

If you can, and do it fast, like within the next 2/3 days, then, please let
me know with cost. Please let me have your tel so that I may contat you for
more info.

Thank you

Jacques

 > I am in need of a simple program that would accomplish the
 > following: . . .
 > If you can, and do it fast, like within the next 2/3 days,
 > then, please let me know with cost. Please let me have your
 > tel so that I may contat you for more info.

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 > Do you type this every time, or you have this saved in a text file?

Saved in a text file. Sometimes I alter it a little to fit the
situation. And, as I told someone before, I neither make nor enforce
the rules -- I'm just the old fuddy-duddy who reminds people that there
are rules and what they are. I may even have saved some of them from
losing their accounts with their ISPs. I believe it's kept this and
comp.databases.ms-access freer of advertising and job postings than
many technical newsgroups who don't have an old fuddy-duddy to remind
people. BTW, we're more laid back here than comp.databases.ms-access.

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