How: using VoIP with DSL AT & T

VOIP is an acronym for "voice over Internet Protocol."

Its essence is the ability to call other people the Internet rather than a traditional phone line. People calling this method was Internet access more much more popular these past few years as high speed and more households subscribe to. AT & T is a cellular phone providers, but also provide services subscribers digital people in some areas to wide band Internet home as service line (DSL). With VoIP on your network-wide-band you is no different as it use any other DSL connection, you need just the right tools for VoIP. Difficulty: average

Instructions

You will need: (internal or external) webcam (internal or external) (optional) microphone or headset to hear things

Use Skype on DSL AT & T

1

Click on "Start", click "all programs".

2

Find "Skype" with the mouse over the link and click once.

3

Type your user name and password for the connection.

If the first time you've used this Skype is, click on the words "do you have a Skype name" and follow the on-screen instructions, make your Skype account.

4

Click on the words "Call phones" below the dial pad.

Then type the number you call with the compose screen buffer. Finally, click "Call" button.

Use Gmail on DSL AT & T

1

Navigate to Google mail Web site (see resources).

"A" button

"nruf" on the left side of the screen.

3

Click the words "download plugin voice" connection housing.

Follow the on-screen instructions to Google offers to the download and install the plugin for voice, you get. If it is installed, call the number you want to use, call on the sidewalk in Gmail and click on tIl button "Call".

Use Yahoo DSL AT & T

1

Click "Start" and "all programs".

2

Find the link "Yahoo! Messenger" and click it.

3

Type your user name and password (if you don't have a Yahoo account, see resources, log to find out where to) and press "Enter" to connect.

4

Click the button "Yahoo voice" in the upper part and select "call a phone number of my PC."

5

Select the number that you use the compose screen buffer to contact, and then you "Call" button.