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The following is information that can help you start writing Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI) applications or adding features to existing applications.

Code Samples
Code Examples
Reference Page Summaries
Hyperlinked Graphics TAPI Newsgroups

Code Samples

The samples section of the Platform SDK contains fully compilable TAPI programs in C, C++, and Visual Basic. These samples can help you understand the various functions. The exact location of the material depends on whether you have a full installation. If you have difficulty locating them, try a search for Incoming.cpp.

Code Examples

The following SDK topics describe basic TAPI operations using code examples:

Reference Page Summaries

The following topics contain reference page summaries.

Area Link
TAPI 2.x TAPI Quick Function Reference
TAPI 3.x Call and Media Controls Quick Reference

Rendezvous IP Telephony Conferencing Reference

TSPI TSPI Quick Function Reference
MSPI Media Service Provider Interface (MSPI) Reference


Hyperlinked Graphics

The following topics contain hyperlinked graphics that may be useful in orienting yourself with TAPI.

Microsoft Telephony Overview
About Call And Media Controls
TAPI Service Provider Overview

TAPI Newsgroups

Usenet newsgroups can be good forums for the exchange of information and for assistance in debugging code. If you are not familiar with Usenet, type "Usenet Newsgroups" into your favorite search engine.

Microsoft hosts a number of newsgroups, including one specializing in TAPI.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups

In the left pane navigate to Windows Development, then to Windows SDK and choose win32.programmer.tapi.


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Build date: 2/28/2008

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Microsofts Remote Service Provider (Telephony)      si6   |   Edit   |   Show History

Now. As I understand it this has nothing to do with telephones at all. Or it has but its to do with filtered Objects or Information that goes into a computer. Channelled via the phone? Or maybe I don't know what I understand and maybe because I'm up here in the 'Microsoft' lounge I feel I should try at least to impress a little. If anyone can help please drop me a line. Thanks. I'll get my jacket...

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