NEC NEAX2000IVS Introduction to Working in Windows, Navigating Through the MATWorX 32 Taskbar

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MATWorX 32 Overview

Introduction to Working in Windows 95

If you are new to working in Windows 95 or would like a refresher on Windows terminology, functions, and navigational procedures, take a minute to access the Microsoft Windows Tutorial Tour by following the steps below.

1.Launch Microsoft Windows 95 on your computer.

2.Select Help from the Start taskbar.

3.Select Tour: Ten Minutes to Using Windows under the Contents tab.

4.Follow the instructions on your screen.

Navigating Through the MATWorX 32 Taskbar

The MATWorX 32 Taskbar (Figure 2-1) is the main window of the program. It contains buttons and pull- down menus listing the selections available in the program. Each button or menu selection provides access to the tools and applications available in the program. To activate a selection, click on it.

The Taskbar offers dynamic functionality to the program by allowing you to change it based on the Add-Ins you want to use. For example, by default each Add-In appears as a menu item and a button on the Taskbar. If you remove an Add-In from the Taskbar (via the Add-In Manager), it will no longer display as a menu item or button. If you choose to add it back, it will re-appear on the Taskbar.

The Taskbar enables you to navigate through the program and perform various functions. It is also the launch point for MATWorX 32 tools and applications. The default Taskbar items and corresponding buttons, where applicable, are described on the following pages.

 

MATWorX 32 User’s Guide

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NDA-24215 Revision 1.0

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Contents NEC America, Inc MATWorX User’s GuideNEC America, Inc Liability DisclaimerNEAX2000 IVS PBX Access Module PAM Appendix B List of Figures Title About This Guide Purpose of This GuideHow This Guide is Organized MATWorX 32 User’s Guide About This Guide This page is for your notes What’s MATWorX 32? MATWorX 32 OverviewMach Script Editor PBX Configuration WizardMATWorX 32 Tools Add-InsDESIWorX PBX Access Module PAMMATWorX 32 Applications SchedulerNavigating Through the MATWorX 32 Taskbar Introduction to Working in WindowsSystem Menu PBX MenuTrunk Menu Features MenuStation Menu Number Plan MenuApplications Menu Add-Ins MenuHelp Menu Working with MATWorX 32 Dialogs and Buttons MATWorX 32 Overview MATWorX 32 Overview MATWorX 32 Overview Print Preview Dialog Printing a ReportThis page is for your notes System Requirements Installing MATWorXMATWorX 32 Installation Instructions Run Dialog Click Next. The Welcome dialog displays Figure Readme Information Dialog Select Program Folder Dialog Setup Progress Windows This page is for your notes Starting MATWorX Getting StartedYou have now successfully started MATWorX Using the PBX Configuration Wizard Connecting to a NEAX2000 IVS PBXEstablishing the Connection PBX Configuration Wizard DialogTroubleshooting a Failed Connection Direct Connection Don’t understand the question OnceNo Dial Tone Modem ConnectionBusy Signal Exiting MATWorX Disconnecting from the PBXThis page is for your notes What’s the PAM? PBX Access Module PAMPAM Communication Overview PAM Communication Flow PAM Online HelpAccessing PAM Online Help What’s an Add-In? Add-InsFeatures Enhanced FeaturesFour Categories of Add-Ins Wizards CommandsAdd-Ins Manager Dialog Installing an Add-InRemoving an Add-In Starting an Add-InAdd-In Removed Dialog Add-In Online Help This page is for your notes What’s the Mach Script Editor? Mach Script EditorMach Script Editor Online Help Starting the Mach Script EditorWhat’s a Scheduler? SchedulerScheduler Online Help Starting the SchedulerAccessing Scheduler Online Help This page is for your notes What’s DESIWorX? DESIWorXAccessing DESIWorX Online Help Starting DESIWorXDESIWorX Online Help Online Help Features Accessing the Online Help SystemMATWorX 32 Online Help Tool Tips Main Help ContentsDialog-level Help What’s This? HelpTip Printing Help TopicsThis page is for your notes Appendix a Extended Command Set Extended Command Set Extended Command Set This page is for your notes Series 100 Error Codes Appendix B Error CodesSeries 200 Error Codes currently not implemented Series 300 Error Codes Error Codes Series 400 Error Codes Error Codes Figure C-1 Directory and File Structure Appendix C Directory and File StructureAddIns where Add-In files are located Directory and File Structure This page is for your notes