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    modem programming

    I am looking for functions and libraries to program a modem. I want to make program that is like telephone.and secretar but I don't know modem comands in c++

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    Hmm...Interesting problem.

    I'm not exactly sure what you want, but if you learn Winsock or Winsock2, then you can pretty much program what a modem sends out and recieves. To make a program that is like a telephone, you are probably going to need to learn how to stream audio, and how to program that kind of stuff. Look for it on Google.

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    10x for the advice.

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    You do not mention your OS or compiler, but if you are using Windows, then do a web search for "TAPI". TAPI is an API developed for this purpose by Intel and MicroSoft.
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