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November 22nd 08, 04:29 PM
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In trying to set up Skype with a friend using a Mac Book, I am having
problems with getting my voice(or sound) to transmit to him unless I use a plug in microphone. He says my computer should have a built-in microphone. I have Toshiba Satellite. I can't determine how to verify there is no built in device. Speakers are great. Any suggestions? thanks 
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November 22nd 08, 06:09 PM
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"JohnA" wrote:
In trying to set up Skype with a friend using a Mac Book, I am having problems with getting my voice(or sound) to transmit to him unless I use a plug in microphone. He says my computer should have a built-in microphone. I have Toshiba Satellite. I can't determine how to verify there is no built in device. Speakers are great. Any suggestions? None that I can say/write in polite company. Does RTFM mean anything to you? Does the name of this group look like: toshiba.support.hardware_devices?
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November 22nd 08, 06:35 PM
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"JohnA" wrote in message
... In trying to set up Skype with a friend using a Mac Book, I am having problems with getting my voice(or sound) to transmit to him unless I use a plug in microphone. He says my computer should have a built-in microphone. I have Toshiba Satellite. I can't determine how to verify there is no built in device. Speakers are great. Any suggestions? thanks Skype will TELL you if there's no microphone......my Satellite L40 doesn't have one....
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November 22nd 08, 07:30 PM
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Thanks for being so helpful.
You sound just like a person I used to work with. Man, it makes retirement wonderful as everyone can't be so smart. "Big D" wrote in message ... "JohnA" wrote: In trying to set up Skype with a friend using a Mac Book, I am having problems with getting my voice(or sound) to transmit to him unless I use a plug in microphone. He says my computer should have a built-in microphone. I have Toshiba Satellite. I can't determine how to verify there is no built in device. Speakers are great. Any suggestions? None that I can say/write in polite company. Does RTFM mean anything to you? Does the name of this group look like: toshiba.support.hardware_devices?
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November 22nd 08, 08:12 PM
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On Sat, 22 Nov 2008 14:30:10 -0600, "JohnA" wrote:
Thanks for being so helpful. You sound just like a person I used to work with. Man, it makes retirement wonderful as everyone can't be so smart. While "Big D" might not have been very helpful, (s)he did have a valid point: this is a P2P support group for discussing the Vista operating system, not for discussing Skype and not for getting answers to questions about Toshiba laptop components. "Big D" wrote in message .. . "JohnA" wrote: In trying to set up Skype with a friend using a Mac Book, I am having problems with getting my voice(or sound) to transmit to him unless I use a plug in microphone. He says my computer should have a built-in microphone. I have Toshiba Satellite. I can't determine how to verify there is no built in device. Speakers are great. Any suggestions? None that I can say/write in polite company. Does RTFM mean anything to you? Does the name of this group look like: toshiba.support.hardware_devices? PJ White
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November 22nd 08, 08:51 PM
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Also it would have helped if you stated what model Toshiba you have and if
you were able to find any information about a microphone in your Toshiba users manual. "Josh White" wrote in message ... On Sat, 22 Nov 2008 14:30:10 -0600, "JohnA" wrote: Thanks for being so helpful. You sound just like a person I used to work with. Man, it makes retirement wonderful as everyone can't be so smart. While "Big D" might not have been very helpful, (s)he did have a valid point: this is a P2P support group for discussing the Vista operating system, not for discussing Skype and not for getting answers to questions about Toshiba laptop components. "Big D" wrote in message . .. "JohnA" wrote: In trying to set up Skype with a friend using a Mac Book, I am having problems with getting my voice(or sound) to transmit to him unless I use a plug in microphone. He says my computer should have a built-in microphone. I have Toshiba Satellite. I can't determine how to verify there is no built in device. Speakers are great. Any suggestions? None that I can say/write in polite company. Does RTFM mean anything to you? Does the name of this group look like: toshiba.support.hardware_devices? PJ White
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