CIDTracker is a software that decodes and displays caller ID information from a CID modem or server. It provides a user-friendly interface for managing incoming calls and identifying callers quickly.
CIDTracker is a Caller ID program designed for Macintosh users. With compatibility for Caller ID servers such as CallerID Sentry for Windows, ACID Server, and YAC, CIDTrackerX allows users to receive Caller ID information. After receiving the CID information, it can be forwarded to another computer that is running a client program such as NCID or Caller ID Sentry client mode.
CIDTrackerX has a variety of options for handling Caller ID information such as displaying a list of received calls, running an AppleScript when a call comes in, and sending a customized E-Mail. Additionally, if an individual number comes in, users can run a specific AppleScript or tell Growl to display a notification.
The program has several key features, such as its ability to decode Caller ID information from a modem attached to the Macintosh, as well as receive CID info from CIDTrackerX operating in server mode on a networked computer. It can also receive CID info from a networked computer running a Caller ID server supporting the NCID protocol, CallerID Sentry, or a program that supports that protocol like the ACID Program for the 3Com Audrey. It can even receive CID info from a Yet Another Caller ID (YAC) compatible server.
The program offers a 30-day trial period for users to test it out. Unregistered copies are fully functional; however, there is a 50-50 chance that when Caller ID info comes into CIDTrackerX, the display will show "Not Registered" as the name and "111 222-3333" as the number.
CIDTrackerX has a variety of options for handling Caller ID information such as displaying a list of received calls, running an AppleScript when a call comes in, and sending a customized E-Mail. Additionally, if an individual number comes in, users can run a specific AppleScript or tell Growl to display a notification.
The program has several key features, such as its ability to decode Caller ID information from a modem attached to the Macintosh, as well as receive CID info from CIDTrackerX operating in server mode on a networked computer. It can also receive CID info from a networked computer running a Caller ID server supporting the NCID protocol, CallerID Sentry, or a program that supports that protocol like the ACID Program for the 3Com Audrey. It can even receive CID info from a Yet Another Caller ID (YAC) compatible server.
The program offers a 30-day trial period for users to test it out. Unregistered copies are fully functional; however, there is a 50-50 chance that when Caller ID info comes into CIDTrackerX, the display will show "Not Registered" as the name and "111 222-3333" as the number.
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