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Another solution: CTRL + K + F :laugh: Regards, Dealon If we dream, every thing is possible!

See a java solution here using regular expressions http://snippets.dzone.com/posts/show/4110[^] This is a simple port to C# using the System.Text.RegularExpressions namespace.

Start here: Design Guidelines for Developing Class Libraries[^] Kevin

Look into Interactive Voice Response applictions and maybe the Microsoft Speech SDK. They have ways to detect DTMF signals as input. You should also look into learning VXML as most of the IVR systems use that for the call flow.

I really do not think it is feasible. You may refer the link below which explains why: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2858014&SiteID=1 Regards, Dave Dave Traister Software Engineer ComponentOne LLC www.ComponentOne.com

Here is a sample in VB from ExceleTel that might help you. http://www.exceletel.com/products/TeleTools/SamplePrograms/etQuickDial/SourceCode.htm[^] Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well.

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Thanks Rays, It is working .....now i am trying to show the error message when condition is false. Thanks again, KBM

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