Microsoft portrait on HTC tyntn windows mobile 5.0

[Gomes@discussions.microsoft.com Tiago Gomes]

Hi

I have a TynTn and microsoft portrait, i want to make call from it in a
wi-fi or internet enviroment. someone can help me to program it correctely?
In my local lan enviroment i manage to connect it to my sip server but still
can't make calls.

If any one nows how i can manage this or can recomend me a sip or H.323
program to use in my mobile i appreciate

B. R.
Tiago Gomes

[Sven]

I think you would have a much better chance with this question in some of
the Windows Mobile specific groups, microsoft,public.pocketpc and/or
microsoft.pocketpc.wireless and/or microsoft.public.pocketpc.phone_edition

This group is dedicated to tablet PCs. Probably also capable of making VoIP
calls, but not really pocketable.

You might make the question a bit clearer when you repost there. Is what you
are looking for a VoIP client that is compatible with your company system?
using standard SIP or H.323? What system is that?

Please take this over to one of the groups I listed (or cross post, but
don't do individual posts in each).

--
Sven
MS MVP Mobile Devices

"Tiago Gomes" <Tiago Go...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Tiago Gomes]

Hi Sven thanks

But i can't find the link for those groups can you give me the links?

BR

[Chris H]

If you use Outlook Express or Windows Mail for newsgroups, you can subscribe
to any of Microsoft's newsgroups via NNTP through a news reader (besides the
two mentioned above) by creating a News account for msnews.microsoft.com as
the server. It is free, in fact already set up in Windows Mail, no logon,
and anyone can access them, despite the service provider.
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
http://forums.mobilepcworld.net
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone

"Tiago Gomes" <Tiago...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[xTenn]

You will definitely get a better response in the pocket pc group, but in
the meanwhile consider using Skype for Pocket PC. Works better for me,
and much better chances of finding people using skype clients (unless
you spring for skypeOut, which can then communicate with regular phones
as well. Actually it is very economical).

[Sven]

It appears Tiago found his way to the phone edition group. While MS Portrait
and Skype are both great offerings (use them both), I don't believe either
is standards based. Since Tiago noted SIP and H.232, I suggested adding a
bit more detail when he (re)posts in a PPC group.

--
Sven
MS MVP Mobile Devices

"xTenn" <xTennREMO...@tds.net> wrote in message
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[xTenn]

Sven wrote:
> It appears Tiago found his way to the phone edition group. While MS
> Portrait and Skype are both great offerings (use them both), I don't
> believe either is standards based. Since Tiago noted SIP and H.232, I
> suggested adding a bit more detail when he (re)posts in a PPC group.
>

Good thing. It was interesting that he was wanting to connect to the
sip server in order to "make calls", hence the Skype suggestion that
might be able to bypass the server need, at least partially.

Man, that brings back memories of using a phone patch board - at one
time we were using CB radios with such a setup (only 23 channels was
available at the time... so that should date it...).

Now that I have completely derailed the thread from the newsgroup, let
me just add that Skype works great on a TC1100 tablet PC - just watch
the volume for feedback/echo. :)

[Sven]

One last off-Tablet post. I have rarely had much luck with Skype, PC or PPC
unless I was using an earphone (or headphones) at least. Headset with a mic
seems best, whether that is wired or BT.

--
Sven
MS MVP Mobile Devices
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