Free phone home software for mac

Phone Phriend 1.0 offers a simple to use, yet sophisticated Konfabulator widget which allows you to see the number of unheard message on your Obolab Phlink system. Optionally you can have it display the day & time of the last incoming call as well as the Caller ID information of that call. It will show the caller name if available, otherwise it will display the phone number. If you don't have an Ovolab Phlink phone adaptor this isn't going to do anything for you.

Ever needed to call 1-800-GO-FEDEX to get the status of that package that is coming to your house, only to have to figure out what number G represents and the O and so on, every time you call?

With Phone Converter, you dont have to. Simply enter in the phone number and it converts it for you.

Infact, with the click of a button, you can have the number copied to the clipboard for you to paste into your favorite PIM. Now isnt that eaiser?

The Phone Emulator allows you to mock up an ACD/CTI application in order to test the customer experience before committing to the programming effort. It has a simple flow chart interface to help establish the flow of the CTI and ACD application. After you have constructed the flow you can run it and check to see if this is the experience that you want for your customers. Once the flow has been established you can then print out the phone script to be recorded and the major flow steps for the CTI/ACD programmer. It can be used in a team design environment to lock down the customer experience with all team members who have a stake in the customer process.
Main features:
- Flow chart interface
- Ability to test the flow dynamically
- Printing of the phone script and flow steps.

Phone Number Decoder is an AppleScript that turns phone numbers, which have words, into actual numbers you can dial.
Phone Number Decoder was developed on BBEdit 8 but wIll also work with version 7. Script is editable.

Completly freeware.

Voix Phone is a multiplatform IAX soft phone with an engine derived from Voix Manager, the powerful Asterisk call manager interface, from wich it inherits its stability and robustness.
Voix Phone has been thought with simplicity in mind, all feature needed by the user, fast and easy usable, with the minimum configurations, just fill the phone login information and play.
IAX is one of the least VoIP signaling standard that eliminates the problems imposed upon the competing SIP standard by NAT firewalls. IAX is supported primarily by Asterisk.
NOTE: Freeware for non commercial use.
Main features:
- IAX/IAX2 protocols
- Call transfer
- Calls Incoming status
- Redial
- Access voice mail message with one button
- Missed call Log
- Dial Missed call
- Hold function
- Hold status (number of users waiting)
- Quick dial
- Mute
- Logs
- Support for multiple audio devices
- Available codecs GSM, ulaw, alaw, speex, ilbc
- DTMF tones sending
- Echo cancellation
- Adaptive Jitter Buffer
- Address book
- Automatic user registration
- Account password encryption
System requirements:
- Processor: minimum PowerPC G4
- Memory: minimum 256 MB
- Internet connection: wired or wireless

Enhancements
- Fixed some bugs
- Improved the interface
- Added compatibility to leopard
- Added DND and call Forwarding features.

Text to Phone Number is a small AppleScript that will take a phone number which contains text, convert it into its numerical equivalent and then display the result.
All user interaction is handled via Dialog Director windows. It will also allow the result to be placed on the clipboard so that it can be pasted elsewhere.
Enhancements:
- Adds a "Reset" button to the result window.

folding@home 6.24.1 has come as a smart allocated calculating tool which is designed to help you learn how proteins self-assemble ("protein folding"), a holy grail of modern molecular biophysics. What makes it such a great challenge is its complexity, which renders simulations of folding extremely computationally demanding and difficult to understand.

A new way has come to simulate protein folding ("distributed dynamics") which should remove the previous barriers to simulating protein folding. However, this method is extremely computationally demanding. This distributed dynamics technique can fold small protein fragments and protein-like synthetic polymers.