
Chapter 8: Appendices
Sticky Messages
A Console.NET user can attach a message to a call to assist in identifying calls that are placed on Hold or Parked. For example, if a caller has to be placed on Hold, a message can be attached to the call which helps identify who the caller is waiting for. The sticky note remains attached to the call until the all is terminated.
•While on a call type the appropriate message and click on the Yellow Envelope in the upper right corner of the message window. The Sticky Message is now applied to the call and will show when the call is on Hold or Parked in the active call window.
A Parked Call with a Sticky Message "Sales Inquiry" attached
Message Notification
Message Notification allows a Console.NET Attendant to add a message on the extension button of a particular user. Along with a message, the colour of the extension button changes to light blue helping to quickly identify an extension with a notification message set.
•To set a Notification message for a particular extension, click into the Text Messaging field and either type your own message or use the 
•Right click on the extension button you want to set a message for
•Click on Msg Notification
•If Details is enabled, the message will appear on the extension button and the button will turn light blue. If Details is not enabled, hover your mouse over a blue extension button to see the Notification message
NOTE: Messages applied by the Console.NET user will be retained on subsequent logins. Each new message will override any previous message
Telephone Messaging
•Telephone Messaging is an optional feature purchase. By entering an assigned Feature Code from any telephone, one of 99 messages can be selected representing the status of the employee. For example, if a message indicating "In a Meeting" was selected, that message would be displayed as a notification for the appropriate extension in Console.NET. In addition, the message is also displayed for any telephone on the same system calling the set with the active
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