
Recording Personal Greetings
Subscriber's
Main Command Menu
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Mailbox
Management
After reaching your mailbox, callers will hear your personal greeting messages first. You will record three kinds of the personal greetings: (1) No Answer Greet- ing, (2) Busy Greeting and (3) After Hours Greeting.
* The VPS plays one of them as appropriate by each call.
Mailbox Setup
1 Log in the main command menu.
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Change | Change | Change | Group | 5 | for Mailbox Management. | |
Personal | Password | Owner's | Distribution | |||
Greeting |
| Name | List | 3 Press | 1 | to record a personal greeting. |
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•The VPS tells you the current personal greeting (if it exists).
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statement of your answering | 6 | Record your greeting and press | 1 . | ||
telephone number with the | |||||
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exchange name or normal | Press | 2 to accept. |
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code in the greeting message. | 8 |
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A greeting message begins | Confirm your setting and press | ||||
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answering, of paytone |
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ceasing, or of answering |
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ceasing, as appropriate. |
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1No answer greeting
2Busy greeting
3After hours greeting
Step 7 —
1Review
2Accept
3Record a new one
4Add
*Erase and exit
Step 8 —
You can erase the greeting by pressing [3].