Callintegrator

I recently tried out Callintegrator, a unique software that allows you to use the phone numbers in your address book to place a call with services like freecall.com or peterzahlt.de. Simply click on the phone number and the software will initiate the call for you - it's that easy to set up.

The setup process is straightforward and user-friendly, even for those who are not tech-savvy. As of now, Callintegrator only supports freecall.com and peterzahlt.de.

Upon downloading the program, you will find two programs included: callintegrator and initcall. The latter is responsible for setting up the call, and can be launched either through command line parameters or through a configuration file called ~/.callintegrator that is easy to access. To enter command line parameters, you can use callintegrator, which features a Qt4 GUI that makes the process easy.

If you want to start using Callintegrator, you can easily integrate it into your address book. If you use kaddressbook, go to Settings -> Configure Address Book -> General -> Script Hooks -> Phone, and enter initcall -t "%N". It's worth noting that since all parameters can be stored in the configuration file, you may not need to enter any options at all.

One of the best things about Callintegrator is its frequent updates and new features. The latest release includes support for voipdiscount.com, making it an even more versatile software that you can use to call your contacts with just a single click. Overall, I would highly recommend this software to anyone looking for an efficient and user-friendly way to initiate phone calls using their address book.