Check out voip.ms. .99 per month per line plus 1.99 for E911 (if you need it). Calls cost 1/2 a cent per minute and you have all the features that the phone companies have. Also many additional features such as IVR (digital receptionist, SMS messages on home phone). Requires an ATA (analog telephone adapter) which I bought on EBay for around $20. I ran it side by side with my cable providers phone solution (VOIP) for almost a year and then cancelled my home phone service, saving about $30 per month). Any software or hardware VOIP solution (including Magic Jack) will require setting up QOS rules on your router (reserving space for the voip solution). If you use QOS your phone system will be just as good as your home telephone supplier. You can even connect a VOIP solution to your home phone wiring (just remember to disconnect the wiring from the outside line).

Need to create a single instance of WMP with two video screens the same, one for default monitor and one for the second monitor (fullscreen). It was suggested that I would need to do this through DirectShow and specifically IFilterGraph. However I have never learned C. I usually program in VFP so my question is, what would be a good book or article for someoe to learn the basics of DirectShow allowing the creation of a control that I could use inside of a VFP program. TIA