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Dialectic provides system-wide dialing
Dialectic can trigger events via AppleScript when a call starts, so pausing your iTunes playback (or indicating a call start in your billing tool) is straightforward. If you make a lot of phone calls, you might be interested.
The online help includes a crowded page of resources, apps and scripts to get you rolling. Dialectic is a Universal Binary, costs $25 for new users and requires Mac OS X 10.4 or higher.
Thanks, Rich.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Nick said 7:10PM on 7-31-2008
how does this exactly work?
Does it work like skype where you need to pay for the service?
I'm curious.
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ryan.marsh said 8:23PM on 7-31-2008
dialectic runs scripts to make context menus and quicksilver actions so you can initiate a call from you favorite SIP or Bluetooth phone. I am annoyed to no end that I even have to use something like dialectic because the soft phone's out there for OSX blow.
Lars said 3:56AM on 8-01-2008
This makes the iPhone so much easie... oh. wait.
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