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O Voice E-Mail Pilot - program for people who don't like to type their letters. Just say what you want and send it out!
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Voice E-Mail Pilot 2.00 
Click to enlargeDescription:Do you have to type e-mails all day long? Hey, your e-mail does not have to be typed - you can create voice e-mails. And Voice E-Mail Pilot is the program that will let you do this. Your voice e-mail will let your addressee know how you feel better than the smiley face. The program supports compressing: 5 minutes of talk takes up only 300K.You also can use the program as voice notes manager. You can sort your voice notes by subject, filter them, and save in different files. Voice E-Mail Pilot can automatically stop recording when you stop talking, which makes your notes free of unnecessary pauses.
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(to see additional options, click Buy Now) Type: Freeware File size: 951 Kb Date: 02/15/2007 HomepageInstall support: Install and Uninstall OS: Win95, Win98, WinME, WinNT 4.x, Windows2000, WinXP System requirements: Sound card, microphone and speakers Language: English Recent changes in this Major Update:Now you can record voice notes with compression using any available codecs. | See also in:
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