I agree remote buddy is great, but its MAC only I think The solution I suggested works on both MAC and Windows PC's

Guys I have now in my mind the perfect solution This software runs on a ipod touch (or iphone) www.alloysoft.com and allows remote control over a wirless network of Winamp, Windows Media Player or Itunes I then used this bit of kit http://www.devolo.co.uk/uk_EN/produkte/dLAN/dlanaudioextsk.html to stream the mp3 stored on my my pc to the BS9000 in my

The best decription of how to conenct can be found here http://www.firebox.com/index.html?dir=firebox&action=product&pid=1185 Basically the device plugs into the USB port on the PC. Then the Beoline Base plugs into the device and a cable goes from there to the phone line This is also the cheapest site I can find Its a skype only solution I believe

Love the idea of VOIP but not the awful handsets or sitting at my pc to contol things Just linked up one of these to my Beocom PSTN (older style with 3 Beocom 2 and 3 Beocom 6000 attached) http://www.voipvoice.com/UConnect-2.html Now I can make and receive normal PSTN calls as well as Skype calls from any Beocom handset, and the skype is voice activated

Is this possible ? I believe from other posts that it is possble to up to 4 bases If I open both bases (both the older style) I can see that they are both available but I can only register the phone to one of them. Am I missing something ? Cheers Kev

Keith Now I understand, if I use two PSTN bases I should have the same handset registered as handset number 1 on both bases then always add numbers to the phone book from the number 1 handset and they will be available to all handsets on all bases. I think that might be my prefered solution, ie two PTSN's (i already have a spare - long story) then

Hi Keith Not sure I undersatnd the last point Are you saying the common phone book is only available for numbers entered from handset number 1. I'm sure I have entered numbers from other handsets and they are available to all hansets registered to the base. Or are you implying that its possible to register a handets with more than one base. I may

Hi Keith thanks for the reply Sorry my post was a little vague I have both 6000's and 2's the 6000 are MKII already so they are sorted it s the 2's that are MKI. Is the Software update something thats a quick job or do the phones need to be sent away ? As for two PSTN bases, I assume that they CAN'T be linked together i.e share one phonebook

Is it possible to upgrade the Beocom MKI (via sw?) so I can use the new style Beoline PTSN which allows 8 handset to be connected ? I have reached the 6 handset limit imposed on the old style Beoline

Hi is this a MKII only feature I have MKI's and would like ot take advantage of this personal feature ? If its MKII only can I get my MKI upgraded via SW Cheers Kev