Ramit Girdhar Apps

You can make Long distance and Internationalcalls directly from your address book using your calling cardwithout internet access. No need to dial multiple numbers and noneed to remember Pin, Press 1's,2's and #Simply create your customized dial plan and start makinginternational or long distance calls directly from address/phonebook.You can also create dial plans to dial directly into frequentconferences calls, meetings, sessions, bridge calls, customersupport service calls etc. that may require you to enter long keysequences to reach desired menu. Once you have created the dialsequence this application will automatically enter those keysequence.No need to remember any pin or access number or meetingnumber.You can create multiple dial plans and use any one plan on thefly.Calling Card & Meeting Dialer also supports pinless dialing orany advanced dialing patternsThis Application dials into any interactive voice response (IVR)systems which might require various keys to be pressed (i.e. press1, press 9, press # etc.), PIN’s to be entered.FEATURES:- Make international calls directly from your address book usingyour calling card.- You can create multiple dial plans- No need to have internet connection to make internationalcalls.- Call Logs updated.- For calling cards One Dial Plan could be used for allcontacts.- Select Contact Number directly from your Contact Book and HitDial.- Configure Frequent Meetings and Conference Calls once and HitDial.HOW DOES IT WORK?-You need to configuration one time dial plan, including your localaccess number, any pin number and dial sequence(i.e. dial sequenceshould be created as(AN) - for Access No,(PIN) - for Pin no,(Pause) - for 2 sec pause,(Digit keypad) - for any digit like 1 or 2 or 3 or # ,(CN) - for contact no which you will select later from your contactbook directly )- You select international numbers directly from your contactbook or enter any custom contact no which is not in your contactbook and hit Dial.

Hanuman Chalisa (Hindi: हनुमान चालीसा "Forty chaupais on Hanuman")is a devotional song based on Lord Hanuman as the model devotee.[1]It is a poem written by Tulsidas in the Awadhi language, and is hisbest known Hindu text apart from the Ramcharitmanas.[2][3] The word"chālisā" is derived from "chālis" in Hindi, which means 40, as theHanuman Chalisa has 40 verses. Tulsidas says in the Chalisa thatwhoever chants it with full devotion to Hanuman, will haveHanuman's grace.