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<p class=MsoNormal><font size=2 face=Arial><span style='font-size:10.0pt;
font-family:Arial'>Well guys here comes the fun part. I have a Microsoft access
(VBA) application that interfaces with my SQL database. This app pulls of info from
the SQL record and than picks up the phone and dials that locations number. I
have purchased a few hundred NpaNxx’s for my own use. I want get into too
much detail there but no worries this is legal. I need to change my CID info on
the fly. So I am thinking it should be easy to make an AGI script that just sets
the CID info on a particular line using two variables being passed to it
$Line_No to tell it what line to set and than $CID to be the number to set on
that extension for that call. It also should be relatively simple to have the
access app take a look at the area code and phone number for the location being
called and pull a phone number from the NUMBERS table which has all of my
numbers in it and pass that over. The real question is how do we get Access to
speak to an AGI script. Has anyone done anything like this? Thanks a lot for
reading but this will be a fun one. <o:p></o:p></span></font></p>
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