C++/VB - Query regarding to AddressID

Hi friends,

Can any one tell me who provides the Address IDs? Is it TSP or it is TAPI.
and in which event.

Thanks,
Mohit

  Andreas Marschall [exMVP TAPI] replied to Mohit

Mohit,
the TSP provides the number of AddressIDs in LINEDEVCAPS.dwNumAddresses.
From MSDN:
Number of addresses associated with this line device. Individual addresses
are referred to by address identifiers. Address identifiers range from zero
to one less than the value indicated by dwNumAddresses.

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