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Voice Messaging languages
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Voice Messaging is similar to an electronic mail system in that messages can be sent to other individuals or groups without directly calling the recipient. The message is stored in the recipient’s AUDIX mailbox. Recipients can access stored messages at their convenience.
Voice Messaging enables a user to:
•Send messages to other AUDIX and Message Manager users
•Listen to messages received from other AUDIX and Message Manager users
•Forward messages received with comments attached
•Reply to messages received from other AUDIX and Message Manager users
•Create mailing lists containing up to 250 recipients
In addition to basic capabilities, the Outcalling function of AUDIX Voice Messaging allows the feature to:
•Automatically place a call from AUDIX to a user when messages are waiting
•Specify the number to be called by AUDIX when messages are waiting (may be an office, home, car, or pager)
Call Answer answers a call and records a message when the user is unavailable. This function enables the Voice Messaging feature to:
•Answer incoming calls
•Create personal greetings for incoming calls
•Disable call answer so that a caller hears a greeting, but cannot leave a message
•Customize a set of standard greetings
•Record up to 9 different personal greetings using the Multiple Personal Greeting function
•Play a single greeting for all calls, or assign various personal greetings to play in response to different types of calls, for example, internal and external, busy and no answer, or
The AUDIX Voice Messaging feature provides a standard American English announcement set. The announcement set can be replaced or augmented with a number of options, including
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