Picture Caller ID 2.0.1

Whats new in version 2.0.1:
Telemarketer call block Text-to-speech call announce Full-screen or small tool-tip visuals Visual call alert effects and alpha-blending Personalized per-caller ring sounds

Publisher review:
Picture Caller ID identifies callers before you answer the phone. Call Blocking enables effective telemarketer call block by cutting off black-listed numbers, such as the numbers that are blocked, out-of-area, or unidentified. Picture Caller ID lets you screen your calls using text-to-speech to announce the caller's name and number, so you only answer the call when you want to. It sits silently in the system tray, only notifying you when a new call comes in.

Picture Caller ID supports a number of fully customizable methods of telling you who's calling, ranging from enabling a large full-screen Caller ID display that can engage itself automatically in case you are away from your computer, to displaying an unobtrusive Caller ID tool-tip notification near the system clock that will not disturb your work. Each caller can be assigned a unique ring sound so that you know who's calling even if you are far from your computer.
Requirements:
Modem, Caller ID service

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000

Limitations:
30-day trial

Release notes:
Minor Update

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