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Page 1 - User Guide

ISM 1.0 Service Pack 2 User GuideWave ViewPoint

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Contents TOC-6Wave ViewPoint User GuideViewing call details - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7-5Taking notes

Page 3 - REVISION HISTORY

Managing contacts 9-4Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User Guide• Recording a voice title for a contact. Like your own voice

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Managing contacts 9-5Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User Guide3. Enter the appropriate information about the contact in the

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Managing contacts 9-6Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User Guide• Use this number as caller identification for this contact:

Page 6 - Contents TOC-2

Teaching Wave to recognize your contacts 9-7Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuidePlacing calls to your contactsYou can

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Teaching Wave to recognize your contacts 9-8Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuideIdentifying contacts by nameEach conta

Page 8 - Contents TOC-4

Teaching Wave to recognize your contacts 9-9Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuideDeleting a number from the Incoming Ca

Page 9 - Contents TOC-5

Teaching Wave to recognize your contacts 9-10Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuideTo associate a call with a contact:1.

Page 10 - Wave ViewPoint User Guide

Teaching Wave to recognize your contacts 9-11Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User Guide5. If the call came from a phone numb

Page 11 - Contents TOC-7

Opening contacts from within other folders 9-12Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuideUsing contact PINs for guaranteed r

Page 12 - Contents TOC-8

Using contacts in another contact manager 9-13Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuideUsing contacts in another contact ma

Page 13 - Introducing Vertical Wave

Contents TOC-7Wave ViewPoint User GuideAssociating a call or Caller ID number with a contact - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9-9Understanding name and nu

Page 14 - Using your phone

Using workgroups 9-14Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User Guide3. Select Comma Separated Values (Windows) and click Next.4.

Page 15 - Getting technical support

Using workgroups 9-15Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuideYou can also view and select public workgroups when you place

Page 16 - Wave documentation

Using workgroups 9-16Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuideCreating a workgroup1. Do one of the following:• To create a

Page 17 - Using ViewPoint

Using workgroups 9-17Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuideHaving a workgroup appear as an Extensions tabYou can specify

Page 19 - Chapter 2: Using ViewPoint

Wave ViewPoint User GuideAppendix AUsing the Wave Archived Recording BrowserAPPENDIX CONTENTSAbout the Wave Archived Recording Browser The Wave Archiv

Page 20 - Logging on to ViewPoint 2-4

Searching for recordings A-2Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideTo run the Archived Recording Browser:1. Cho

Page 21 - Logging on to ViewPoint 2-5

Searching for recordings A-3Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideStarting a new searchTo start a new search:1

Page 22 - Exiting ViewPoint

Searching for recordings A-4Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User Guide• Click the Advanced tab to search on additi

Page 23 - The menu bar

Searching for recordings A-5Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideSearch criteriaThe following table describes

Page 24 - The navigation pane

Contents TOC-8Wave ViewPoint User GuideAppendix B Logging On with Command-Line SwitchesAbout ViewPoint command line switches - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Page 25 - The status bar

Searching for recordings A-6Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideCall Notes To search for recordings that con

Page 26 - Working in ViewPoint folders

Searching for recordings A-7Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideEquals, Does not equalUse to search based on

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Searching for recordings A-8Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideLikeUse to search based on wildcard characte

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Managing individual recordings A-9Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideSaving your current searchThere are tw

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Managing individual recordings A-10Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideThe following information is displaye

Page 30 - Dragging and dropping items

Acting on archived call recordings A-11Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideActing on archived call recording

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Checking the archive for missing audio files A-12Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuideNote: You can view Cal

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Purging archived recordings A-13Appendix A: Using the Wave Archived Recording BrowserWave ViewPoint User GuidePurging archived recordingsYou must have

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Wave ViewPoint User GuideAppendix BLogging On with Command-Line SwitchesAPPENDIX CONTENTSAbout ViewPoint command line switchesYou can add various swit

Page 35 - Managing the Deleted folder

Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 1Introducing Vertical WaveCHAPTER CONTENTSAbout Vertical WaveVertical’s award-winning Wave phone system integrates yo

Page 36 - Using the audio controls

ViewPoint command line switch reference B-2Appendix B: Logging On with Command-Line SwitchesWave ViewPoint User Guide• /user /password /showloginoptio

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ViewPoint command line switch reference B-3Appendix B: Logging On with Command-Line SwitchesWave ViewPoint User GuideUsing the /station commandThe /st

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Wave ViewPoint User GuideAppendix CReporting ProblemsAPPENDIX CONTENTSAbout the Problem Report WizardIf you experience a problem with one of the Wave

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Reporting a problem that involves a specific call C-2Appendix C: Reporting ProblemsWave ViewPoint User GuideReporting a problem that involves a specif

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Wave ViewPoint User GuideAppendix DSoftware License AgreementEnd User Software License AgreementNOTICE: Please carefully read this End User Software

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End User Software License Agreement D-2Appendix D: Software License AgreementWave ViewPoint User Guide2. ADDITIONAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS AND/OR USE

Page 43 - Using the Extensions List

End User Software License Agreement D-3Appendix D: Software License AgreementWave ViewPoint User Guide3. SCOPE OF LICENSE. The Software is licensed,

Page 44 - Extensions folder tabs

End User Software License Agreement D-4Appendix D: Software License AgreementWave ViewPoint User Guide• BENCHMARK TESTING. The Software may contain t

Page 45 - Placing calls to an extension

End User Software License Agreement D-5Appendix D: Software License AgreementWave ViewPoint User Guide6. PROOF OF LICENSE. If you acquired the Softwa

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Accessing Wave 1-2Chapter 1: Introducing Vertical WaveWave ViewPoint User GuideUsing the Wave TAPI Service Provider and Contact Manager AssistantIf yo

Page 47 - Using the Call Monitor folder

End User Software License Agreement D-6Appendix D: Software License AgreementWave ViewPoint User GuideLIMITED MEDIA WARRANTY. Vertical Communications

Page 48 - Call Monitor folder columns

PuTTY Executables & Source Code D-7Appendix D: Software License AgreementWave ViewPoint User GuidePuTTY Executables & Source CodeRefer to http

Page 50 - Sending the call to voicemail

Wave ViewPoint User GuideSymbolsF11 (return your last call), 5-7F12 (redial your last call), 5-7Aaccessing account, 1-1account codesentering for co

Page 51 - Putting a call on hold

Index IND-2Wave ViewPoint User GuideCcallback numberusing to identify contacts, 9-11caller IDincluding with pager notification, 6-12selecting name o

Page 52 - Transferring a call

Index IND-3Wave ViewPoint User Guidetaking notes on, 4-11transferringtips for Operators, 4-8using drag-and-drop, 4-6using ViewPoint, 4-6unparking

Page 53 - To transfer a call:

Index IND-4Wave ViewPoint User Guideoverview, 3-1adding as pane in Call Monitor, 2-12setting up workgroup tabs for, 9-17tabs in, 3-2FF11 (return y

Page 54 - Recording a call

Index IND-5Wave ViewPoint User Guidewith new options, 2-6Mmenu bar, 2-7message waiting light, enabling and disabling, 6-11Microsoft Exchange Server

Page 55 - Parking a call

Index IND-6Wave ViewPoint User Guideproblems, reporting, C-1promptschanging language of for contacts, 9-5for password with call forwarding, 8-3publ

Page 56 - Sending a call to voicemail

Index IND-7Wave ViewPoint User Guideusing ViewPoint, 4-6triangles in audio controls, 2-21U"Unknown" callers, associating with contacts, 9

Page 57 - Incoming call indicators

Feature comparison table 1-3Chapter 1: Introducing Vertical WaveWave ViewPoint User GuideFeature comparison tableThe following table shows the major f

Page 59 - Placing Calls in ViewPoint

Wave documentation 1-4Chapter 1: Introducing Vertical WaveWave ViewPoint User GuideWave documentationRelated readingThe following documents are includ

Page 60 - Placing a call 5-2

Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 2Using ViewPointCHAPTER CONTENTSAbout ViewPointViewPoint provides a central place to manage your calls, voicemail, co

Page 61 - Placing a call 5-3

Logging on to ViewPoint 2-2Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideLogging on to ViewPointTo use ViewPoint, you must log on using a valid W

Page 62 - Other to

Logging on to ViewPoint 2-3Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideUsing ViewPoint with a different phone or serverBy clicking Options >

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© 2008 by Vertical Communications, Inc. All rights reserved. Vertical Communications and the Vertical Communications logo and combinations thereof and

Page 64 - Checking a number

Logging on to ViewPoint 2-4Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide2. Under Use this phone with ViewPoint, specify the phone with which Vie

Page 65 - Creating conference calls

Logging on to ViewPoint 2-5Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideTo use ViewPoint with another station:1. In the Select Your ViewPoint Ph

Page 66 - Creating conference calls 5-8

Exiting ViewPoint 2-6Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideLogging on with new logon optionsYou can log on as a different user, or with a

Page 67 - Ending a conference call

Elements of the ViewPoint window 2-7Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideElements of the ViewPoint windowViewPoint window contains the f

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Elements of the ViewPoint window 2-8Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideThe toolbarThe toolbar, directly under the menu bar in each fol

Page 69 - CHAPTER CONTENTS

Elements of the ViewPoint window 2-9Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideUsing the navigation barClick an entry in the navigation bar to

Page 70 - The Messages folder

Working in ViewPoint folders 2-10Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide• Phone. If you see a Phone pane showing the name of another user,

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Working in ViewPoint folders 2-11Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideFor an overview of each folder, see the following table.Navigation

Page 72 - Handling your voice messages

Working in ViewPoint folders 2-12Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideWorking with multiple ViewPoint windowsYou can have several folder

Page 73 - Replying to a voice message

Working in ViewPoint folders 2-13Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideWith the Phonebook pane open, click the appropriate tab to display

Page 74 - E-mailing a voice message

REVISION HISTORYRelease Date Documentation Changes Page No.1.0 SP2 2/08 Release identifier on the title page has been modified to reflect current s/w

Page 75 - Deleting voice messages

Working in ViewPoint folders 2-14Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide3. Do one of the following:•Click Yes if you want the selected voi

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Working in ViewPoint folders 2-15Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideNote: Whenever you can drag an item to the Call Monitor to place

Page 77 - Managing call recordings

Working in ViewPoint folders 2-16Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideFolder Folder Moves the folder to another folderOpens the Move Fol

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Organizing items in folders 2-17Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuidePrinting items in foldersTo print the contents of a folder, choose

Page 79 - Message waiting light

Organizing items in folders 2-18Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideTo show, hide, or reorder columns in a ViewPoint folder:1. Choose V

Page 80 - Scheduling notifications

Organizing items in folders 2-19Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideSorting the contents of a columnClick a column header to sort the i

Page 81 - Managing greetings

Organizing items in folders 2-20Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideUsing the audio controlsWave’s audio controls make it easy to creat

Page 82 - E-mailing a greeting

Importing and exporting Wave items 2-21Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideUsing voice message bookmarksYou can set bookmarks in voice

Page 83 - Using the Call Log Folder

Importing and exporting Wave items 2-22Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideTo import contacts from a CSV file:1. Choose File > Impor

Page 84 - Call Log folder columns

Importing and exporting Wave items 2-23Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide6. Select Use phone numbers as caller identification for the

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Importing and exporting Wave items 2-24Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide•Click Save Map to save the current mapping to a new file (t

Page 87 - Viewing call details

Importing and exporting Wave items 2-25Chapter 2: Using ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide3. In Save exported file as, browse to the folder in which y

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Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 3Using the Extensions ListCHAPTER CONTENTSViewing Wave extensionsYou can see all Wave extensions, along with informat

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Viewing Wave extensions 3-2Chapter 3: Using the Extensions ListWave ViewPoint User GuideThe Extensions list updates automatically in real time.Extensi

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Placing calls to an extension 3-3Chapter 3: Using the Extensions ListWave ViewPoint User GuideExtensions folder columnsThe following table shows the c

Page 93 - Call Forwarding

Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 4Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointCHAPTER CONTENTSUsing the Call Monitor folderIn the Wave ViewPoint, the Cal

Page 94 - Chapter 8: Call Forwarding

Using the Call Monitor folder 4-2Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideIn the Call Monitor folder you can:• See

Page 95 - Forwarding calls 8-3

Selecting and acting on a call in the Call Monitor folder 4-3Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideSelecting an

Page 96 - Call forwarding and voicemail

Wave ViewPoint User GuideContentsContentsChapter 1 Introducing Vertical WaveAbout Vertical Wave - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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Commands while a call is ringing 4-4Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideCommands while a call is ringingWhile

Page 98 - The Contacts folder

Commands while you’re on a call 4-5Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideCommands while you’re on a callOnce yo

Page 99 - Managing contacts

Commands while you’re on a call 4-6Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideNote the following:•Use Actions > H

Page 100 - Managing contacts 9-4

Commands while you’re on a call 4-7Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide• Supervised transfer, sometimes calle

Page 101 - Managing contacts 9-5

Commands while you’re on a call 4-8Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide7. Choose one of the following options

Page 102 - Managing contacts 9-6

Commands while you’re on a call 4-9Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideTo record a call:1. During an active c

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Commands while you’re on a call 4-10Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideUnparking a callYou can retrieve a pa

Page 104 - Identifying contacts by name

Incoming call indicators 4-11Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideEntering an account code for a callWhile on

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Incoming call indicators 4-12Chapter 4: Receiving and Handling Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideWave can also give you information about an

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Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 5Placing Calls in ViewPointCHAPTER CONTENTSPlacing a callViewPoint provides the following ways for you to place calls

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Contents TOC-2Wave ViewPoint User GuideLogging on to ViewPoint - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2-2Using ViewPoint with a differe

Page 108 - To enter a contact PIN:

Placing a call 5-2Chapter 5: Placing Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuidePlacing calls using the Dial barViewPoint has a Dial bar on the menu b

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Placing a call 5-3Chapter 5: Placing Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideUsing the Place Call To dialogThe Place Call To dialog visually guides

Page 110 - Using workgroups

Placing a call 5-4Chapter 5: Placing Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide•Click My Numbers. To place a call to one of your own phone numbers, s

Page 111 - The Workgroups folder

Placing a call 5-5Chapter 5: Placing Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideSpeed-dialing by double-clickingIn the Extensions list, double-clickin

Page 112 - Creating a workgroup

Checking a number 5-6Chapter 5: Placing Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideChecking a numberTo confirm that Wave has correctly interpreted a n

Page 113 - Using workgroups 9-17

Redialing numbers and returning calls 5-7Chapter 5: Placing Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideRedialing numbers and returning callsYou can qu

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Creating conference calls 5-8Chapter 5: Placing Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide4. Select the second party for the conference call or enter

Page 115 - APPENDIX CONTENTS

Supervising other users’ calls 5-9Chapter 5: Placing Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideConferencing multiple active calls togetherUse the fol

Page 116 - Searching for recordings

Supervising other users’ calls 5-10Chapter 5: Placing Calls in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideEach supervise command is available only if you have

Page 117 - Starting a new search

Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 6Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointCHAPTER CONTENTSAbout managing voice messages in ViewPointYou can manage your vo

Page 118 - Searching for recordings A-4

Contents TOC-3Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 3 Using the Extensions ListViewing Wave extensions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Page 119 - Search criteria

About managing voice messages in ViewPoint 6-2Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideThe Messages folderThe Messages

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About managing voice messages in ViewPoint 6-3Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideMessages foldersYou can store yo

Page 121 - Tab Field Description

Listening to your voice messages and call recordings 6-4Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideListening to your voic

Page 122 - Contains

Handling your voice messages 6-5Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideForwarding a voice messageYou can forward a vo

Page 123 - Loading a saved search

Handling your voice messages 6-6Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideTo reply to all recipients of a message:1. Sel

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Handling your voice messages 6-7Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideOpening the contact record from a voice messag

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Handling your voice messages 6-8Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideAssociating a voice message from “Unknown” wit

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Managing call recordings 6-9Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideManaging call recordingsThe following types of cal

Page 127 - Purging archived recordings

Sending a message directly to a user’s voicemail 6-10Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User Guide1. Choose File > New &

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Knowing when you have new messages 6-11Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideKnowing when you have new messagesNew v

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Contents TOC-4Wave ViewPoint User GuideAdding notes to a call - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4-11Incoming call

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Knowing when you have new messages 6-12Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideNote the following:• For e-mail notific

Page 131 - Using the /station command

Managing greetings 6-13Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideManaging greetingsGreetings are recorded messages that

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Managing greetings 6-14Chapter 6: Managing Voice Messages in ViewPointWave ViewPoint User GuideThe Greetings folder contains three sections:• The Gree

Page 133 - Reporting Problems

Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 7Using the Call Log FolderCHAPTER CONTENTSThe Call Log folderThe Call Log folder contains a record of all incoming an

Page 134 - Reporting other problems

The Call Log folder 7-2Chapter 7: Using the Call Log FolderWave ViewPoint User GuideCall Log folder filtersThe Call Log folder toolbar contains the fo

Page 135 - Software License Agreement

The Call Log folder 7-3Chapter 7: Using the Call Log FolderWave ViewPoint User GuideCustom DataCustom data, if any, associated with the call. Custom d

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The Call Log folder 7-4Chapter 7: Using the Call Log FolderWave ViewPoint User GuideRecorded By User If checked, the user recorded the call manually u

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The Call Log folder 7-5Chapter 7: Using the Call Log FolderWave ViewPoint User GuideViewing call detailsYou can view more information about your calls

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The Call Log folder 7-6Chapter 7: Using the Call Log FolderWave ViewPoint User GuideCall Details columnsThe Call Details dialog contains following col

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Taking notes on a Call Log entry 7-7Chapter 7: Using the Call Log FolderWave ViewPoint User GuideTaking notes on a Call Log entryBy clicking Notes in

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Contents TOC-5Wave ViewPoint User GuideForwarding a voice message - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6-5Replying to a voic

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Associating a call from “Unknown” with a contact 7-8Chapter 7: Using the Call Log FolderWave ViewPoint User GuideAssociating a call from “Unknown” wit

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Opening the contact record from a contact’s call 7-9Chapter 7: Using the Call Log FolderWave ViewPoint User GuideYou can also enter an account code du

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Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 8Call ForwardingCHAPTER CONTENTSAbout call forwardingCall forwarding causes your calls to ring at another phone, eith

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Forwarding calls 8-2Chapter 8: Call ForwardingWave ViewPoint User Guide2. Click On. 3. Enter or select the number to dial in one of the following ways

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Forwarding calls 8-3Chapter 8: Call ForwardingWave ViewPoint User Guide5. To set other call forwarding options, click the Advanced tab. You can set an

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Forwarding calls 8-4Chapter 8: Call ForwardingWave ViewPoint User GuideTurning forwarding on and off via the FWD buttonThe FWD button appears in the

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Wave ViewPoint User GuideChapter 9Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsCHAPTER CONTENTSAbout contact management and WaveViewPoint’s Contacts folder provide

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The Contacts folder 9-2Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuideThe Contacts folderTo open the Contacts folder, click its i

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Managing contacts 9-3Chapter 9: Managing Contacts and WorkgroupsWave ViewPoint User GuidePublic contacts contained in the Public\Contacts folder and c

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