Toshiba e-Studio165, e-Studio205 manual View menu, Tools menu, Help

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-Paste — Select this to paste the contacts or a group copied in the clipboard in the private address book. If the group has been copied, this item is available only when selecting the “Group” folder. If the contacts have been copied, this item is available only when select- ing a group or the “Location/People” folder in the private address book.

-Select All — Select this to select all contacts displayed in the right pane. This item is available only when browsing groups or contacts.

-Find — Select this to find a contact by searching the address book. You can also search the LDAP server to add the contacts in the LDAP address book.

3)View menu

The following commands can be selected in the View menu.

-Toolbar — Select this to display or hide the toolbar. When the check mark appears in the menu, the toolbar is currently displayed. You can select it again to hide the toolbar.

-Status Bar — Select this to display or hide the status bar. When the check mark appears in the menu, the status bar is currently displayed. You can select it again to hide the sta- tus bar.

-Large Icons — Select this to display the contacts using large icons.

-Small Icons — Select this to display the contacts using small icons.

-List — Select this to display the contacts in a list.

-Details — Select this to display the contacts in a list with detailed information.

-Sort By - Name — Select this to sort the contacts alphabetically by the name.

-Sort By - Fax Number — Select this to sort the contacts alphabetically by the fax num- ber.

-Sort By - Email Address — Select this to sort the contacts alphabetically by the e-mail address.

-Sort By - Ascending — Select this to sort the contacts alphabetically in ascending order.

-Sort By - Descending — Select this to sort the contacts alphabetically in descending order.

-Default Configuration - Data Source — Select the address book that will be the default address book for the Find Contact dialog box. Select the address book from which you frequently search for the contacts. The public address book is set as the factory default.

-Default Configuration - Type Selection — Select the default destination type that will be enabled in the Type Selection dialog box, which appears when searching for the con- tacts as the destinations of the network fax job. You can select either “Fax Number”, “Email Address” or “Both” to set the default selection type. The “Fax Number” is set as the factory default. This can be set only when the Address Book Viewer is launched from the Network Fax Driver.

4)Tools menu

The following commands can be selected in the Tools menu.

-LDAP Setting — Select this to configure the LDAP service to obtain the LDAP address book from the LDAP server.

-Device Setting — Select this to find the device to obtain the public address book from this equipment.

-Converting — Select this to run the Address Book Converter. Using the Address Book Converter, the address book file of the GL-1010 or GL-1020 that can be created using TopAccess can be converted to the address book file that can be restored or imported to this equipment, e-STUDIO3510c Series, e-STUDIO451c Series, e-STUDIO850 Series, e-STUDIO452 Series, e-STUDIO282 Series, e-STUDIO4511 Series, e-STUDIO450 Series, and e-STUDIO280 Series with TopAccess. This command is available only for Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003.

5)Help

The following commands can be selected in the Help menu.

-Contents and Index — Select this to display the Online Help.

-About TOSHIBA e-STUDIO Address Book — Select this to display the version informa- tion.

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Contents Network Fax Guide Grant of License Disclaimer of WarrantyTerm Government Restricted Rights Limitation of LiabilityGeneral Software License Agreement Preface Operator’s Manual for Copying Functions Quick Start Guide for Printing FunctionsLineup of Our Manuals Precautions in this manual Before Reading This ManualTrademarks Before Reading This Manual Contents 115 Features and Functions OverviewFeatures Network Fax Driver Address Book ViewerFunctions Features and Functions Installing Client Software Installing Network Fax SoftwareChecking if the Address Book Viewer has been installed Before installing client softwareOverview Installing the Network Fax Driver and Address Book Viewer Installing from Client Utilities CD-ROMInsert the Client Utilities CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive Select your language and click OKClick Next Please read the license agreement carefully and click YesCheck the software that you want to install and click Next Select Custom and click NextInstalling Network Fax Software Click Next Click Finish Configuring the Raw TCP/LPR port for Windows 2000/XP/ServerErs folder Display the Ports tab and click Add Port Select Standard TCP/IP Port and click New PortSelect Standard and click Next Installing Network Fax Software Screen returns to the Printer Ports dialog box When installed using the installer Uninstalling the Network Fax Driver and Address Book ViewerUninstalling the all client utilities software Click OK Click Yes to delete the setting files Select Remove and click NextUninstalling only Network Fax Diver and Address Book Viewer Deleting files starts When installed using Add Printer Wizard Click the File menu and select Server Properties Click OKFaxing from Client Computers Faxing from ApplicationsHow to fax using the Network Fax Driver Preparing documents for faxingFaxing from Windows applications Faxing from Windows applicationsSelect Toshiba e-STUDIO205 Series Fax and Click Properties Setting up the cover sheet properties Specifying recipients Faxing from Applications Icon Tool bar After you confirm the destinations, click OK Entering a recipient manually Click New Searching the address book for contacts Click Search Faxing from Applications Repeatditions.the procedure from to to add all required con Select the searched contacts and click Address Setting up the network fax options Setting the send propertiesResolution Select From Address BookNew RemoveSetting up the cover sheet properties Setting up the sender information properties Reference NumberSending with extended fax functionality Displaying the version informationSending with a cover sheet Select the font in the Font Name drop down box Check the Recipients Information box and check the items Required for the recipient informationFaxing from Applications Running Address Book Viewer Managing Address BookRunning Address Book Viewer Managing the private address bookAccessing the Address Book Viewer from the programs group Access using program groupRunning the Address Book Viewer Access using print properties Accessing the Address Book Viewer from the print propertiesSelecting contacts for network fax Contents Pane About Address Book Viewer interfaceMenu Bar ToolbarUsing commands Menu barStatus Bar File menuTools menu View menuHelp Toolbar Context-sensitive menus About the address books Managing the private address bookConfiguring the connection by local discovery Managing the public address bookClick Start Discovery to begin the process Network Enable IPX/SPX Search DevicesNetwork Enable TCP/IP Search Configuring the connection by manual selectionClick Manual Selection Enter each item to specify the printer address and click OK Select the entered device name and click OKDownloading the public address book Managing Address Book Managing the Microsoft Outlook address book Configuring the Mapi address bookManaging the Ldap address book Registering the Ldap directory services General tab, enter the items as described belowAdvanced tab, enter the items as described below Adding contacts from Ldap servers Click Search Selected contacts are added to the Ldap address book Repeatditions.the procedure from to to add all required con Importing and exporting the address book Importing the address book from a CSV file or vCard file Address book data is imported into Import Address Book Select the file type CSV or vCard in the Save as type drop Down box. Then enter the file name and click SaveManaging contacts Managing contacts and groupsAdding contacts manually Click the File menu and select New Contact Personal tab, enter items as described below Other items in this tab cannot be modified Copying contacts from an address book Click the Edit menu and select PasteDisplaying or modifying contacts properties Personal tab Sending Options tab Security tab Removing contacts Click YesManaging groups Creating groupsEnter a group name in the Group Name field Continue to add contacts to the groupModifying groups properties Removing a group Removing groupsPrivate address book Searching contacts Click Search Managing Address Book Repeatditions.the procedure from to to add all required con Address book converter file *.abc to TBF file *.tbf Converting the address book dataCSV files *.csv to CSV files *.csv Converting AddressBook dialog box appears Managing Address Book Click Convert File is converted and saved in the selected folderManaging Address Book Click Convert Managing Address Book Appendix Cover Sheet SamplesCover Sheet Samples Standard coverBusiness cover Professional cover Index 76, 93 DP-1650/2040 OME06004300 Multifunctional Digital Systems
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