All VBVoice controls contain properties and events. Properties are variables contained within each control. Events are procedures containing code that you can write. These are executed when a certain event happens in VBVoice.
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When the LineGroup control detects incoming ringing, it always calls the Ring event before going off-hook and starting the call. |
VBVoice also provides a powerful mechanism called Control Property Substitution, which allows VBVoice controls to reference and access the properties of other VBVoicecontrols. All properties are of type string unless otherwise specified.
While each VBVoicecontrol contains unique properties and events, which are described in the Toolbox Reference, there are some properties and events that are common to most controls.
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