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Is it possible to convert a normal PSTN call that's incoming thru a standard 56k internal modem into a voip call that can be answered on another computer across a LAN?

If it is, what software would I require? If it's not, what hardware would I require? Also this setup is required ONLY for LAN, I don't intend to use the voip across the net. Just receiving the incomming call and routing it to another computer.

I wish to convert an incomming call on one computer on my network and answer it on a second computer in the same network. The incomming call on the first computer will be received by a standard 56k internal modem. The software I'm looking for should be able to transmit this call over the network to the second computer so that a user can answer it there (not with a standard phone line, perhaps a headset or bluetooth wireless headset) Any ideas on this setup?

Were can i find a comprehensive guide to home theather setup, tutorials, hints, tricks. I've recently purchases a 6.1 Sony setup and I'm having trouble positioning the sub, I can't seem to feel the bass the way I did when the system was played at the store. Any advice on what I should do for the room (3mx9m). The sub is Sony's SA-WM500M. I've heard of the crawl method already, any other tips?

Just wanted to know the viability of using this screen as a monitor, although it's not being bought purely for that purpose, but it'll be nice to use. I know it can run WXGA thru computer input, but has anyone ever done this and what would the desktop look like? Text legible?