Modem drivers are what control whether it connects with outlook and if a
speakerphone works with the dialer.
Honestly, if you are concerned about quality, you'd use a handset, not a
speakerphone on the computer. Even with a headset, the quality is usually
not as good as a decent phone.
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> I want one program (is this called Contact Management?) where I can
> contact people by clicking an email link, IM (Skype, MSN, Yahoo) and most
> importantly phone dialing. In the same place I can click their email
> address I want to be able to click their phone number and have it dial. I
> will hear the dialing on my computer speakers because its using a phone
> modem (is USB best?). When they pick up I should be able to talk to them
> with the phone modem through the computer mic. If this isn't possible
> I'll have to pick up the phone and hang up the computer connection - not a
> good solution. Any recommendations? In the future I'd like to run my
> life on my laptop and the phone will be part of it. I hate cell phones
> with their poor voice quality so I'm concentrating on POTS (traditional)
> phone lines as my calls are important. Also if I'm calling a cell, its
> much better if one of us has a good line. If both of us have lousy
> connections communication is severely hampered.