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here's the new working code I am pleased! procedure TMainForm.xCall0; var InDevice, OutDevice: Cardinal; begin Stage := 0; Repeat //1 Stage := Stage +1; CC := 0; //xCheckIfAccountIsExausted; //J := J +1; InDevice :=...

yeah!! it works now... in just under an hours worth of work thanks to the flow chart (I am star-ing you roo on the suggestion you gave me to do this THANKS I cant believe how helpful this flow chart idea is, Its the BEST way to do it!!!)

here is my planhttp://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c352/bamben_m/FLOWFIXED.jpg

procedure TMainForm.xCall0; var InDevice, OutDevice: Cardinal; begin Stage := 0; Repeat //1 Stage := Stage +1; CC := 0; //xCheckIfAccountIsExausted; //J := J +1; InDevice := AudioInDeviceNameToDeviceID(waveInDevice.Items[waveInDevice.ItemIndex]); OutDevice :=...

here is the flow chart of how my application makes a callhttp://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c352/bamben_m/FLOWwithbug.jpg

Thanks to roo for being a real good influence on me and recommending me to try this (although I don't think this is 'exactly' what he meant). I have made a flow chart of part of my application and It has made me realise some thing; I have a BUG!!! when ever my application Auto drops a call I've...

woooooooooooooo!!

thanks Daddy I wondered what dpr files were

I like delphi, lol and running! isnt delphi pascal anyway!?

I just fixed it... Form1 onShow event was set to do the procedure 'FormShow' so I deleted the event and left OnShow blank, Instead I put the FormShow procedure (Still as an event for Form1) in OnActivate and now it works A.O.K! :D

the phone is my app. I am restarting it. example: 1) the phone.exe is open 2) phone.exe opens (with shellexecute) reboot.exe 3) reboot.exe closes phone.exe instantly 4) reboot.exe waits 5 seconds 5) reboot exe opens phone.exe 6) reboot.exe terminates it self (the code above is reboot.exe)...

procedure TMainForm.xALL; begin repeat xManagerALL; until (CallPack[0..9].active = false); end; Instead of this: procedure TMainForm.xALL; begin repeat xManagerALL; until (CallPack[0].active = false) and (CallPack[1].active = false) and (CallPack[2].active =...

you guys have just given me an idea!!!

NOTE: it is the exe using this code that remains minimised the entire time not the PHONE.exe

Does any one else have this happen to their applications when using ShellExecute? : my program will work fine but, It will be never show (always minimised). unit Unit1; interface uses Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms, Dialogs, StdCtrls, ExtCtrls...

I feel it necessary to apologize SORRY : http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1562846&page=1

I want to give a star to everything you just said (I wont use any of it though). I have given up with this array of ISipCall. I think I have made a bad Impression with people here, I have been wasting my time trying to make this array work when It will NEVER work! I have probably done about 50...

that code doesn't do the same thing as my 10 as there are 10 separate conditions of N. I dont know what you mean by N and HoldCall() are COMMON. What 'TYPE' is defined for the 1st param in procedure HoldCall? 'N' is Integer. As for Indention I have to write code in a way that I can easily read...

procedure TMainForm.xHold; begin if N = 1 then SimpleSIP1.HoldCall(CallPack, 1, 0); if N = 2 then SimpleSIP1.HoldCall(CallPack, 2, 0); if N = 3 then SimpleSIP1.HoldCall(CallPack, 3, 0); if N = 4 then SimpleSIP1.HoldCall(CallPack, 4, 0); if N = 5 then SimpleSIP1.HoldCall(CallPack, 5, 0); if N = 6...

Is there any way to make an integer two or more separate numbers at the same time? mydogs:array[0..9] of dogs; i:=1,2,3; myvoice.sit(mydogs[i]); .............................................................. procedure TMainForm.xHold; begin if N = 1 then begin T := 0...