question for skype users

[my427cobra]

Hi all you skype users. I'm trying to hook-up to skypes but have a question I hope someone can answer.
I'd like to find an adapter so I can use my cordless/speakerphone as my communication device - it's a common Panasonic cordless phone system.
All of the adapter boxes I seem to find on the internet are for 32 bit systems and my computer is a 64bit Vista system.
Anybody know of 64 bit capable box?????
Look forward to any leads.
Thanks
Greg

[trularin]

Well, Vista is no longer supported by MS, you might want to look at Win7.

What is the purpose of using Skype if you are using a cordless phone, we use it for the video.

Can't you just use the speaker output and feed that to an input?

I am not understanding your application. Perhaps if you could give a few more details?

[Ron61]

Tru,

I don't know about his Vista 64 bit working with Skype. I believe the one to talk to would be CW as I think he did a bunch of testing on it at one time but I am not saying this for sure. Anyway he would know more about it than any of us.

Also I was reading in my PC World where Windows 7 is going to ship in six (6) versions for crying out loud. I need to read more before I could guess at what the reason is, but I would almost bet there will be one version that is geared towards games.

Ron

[trularin]

Oh, you can bet one that!

[my427cobra]

Hi all. Thanks for the responses. The 64 bit Vista issue isn't with Skypes. The Skypes software works fine if I want to use a headset/mic for communication.
I wanted to use my Panasonic cordless/speakerphone set instead of a headset/mic so we could phone/answer from anywhere in the house or use the speakerphone feature. A number of companies offer a box that hooks in between the phone and the computer, but couldn't find a product that supported 64 bit Vista.
But finally found one from a company called Zoom in Boston and ordered it through Amamzon. Should arrive this week.
I'll give it a try.
Thanks again for your response.
Greg