Excel

These examples were written in Excel2003 using the Visual Basic for Applications and the Office 2003 Web Services Toolkit found here. It's as easy as downloading the WSDL from our developer's page. The Toolkit will automatically create all necessary class modules. Simply add a command object to capture and send data to the web service and display the results. You can use the license key "0" to test these, but that key allows a very limited number of tests. You can obtain license keys by registering at the CDYNE website at.

Phone Notify!
This is an example of using Excel to call a list of numbers and play text to speech messages to them. It also allows you to get updated call results as the list is being processed. The zip file includes the Excel sheet with all codes and instructions [[media:Notify.zip]].