A Portable Guide to Voice Messaging | Issue 3 |
November 1994 | |
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Tips and Highlights
General
Log in | From your phone, dial the system |
quickly | number, press # only (you don’t need |
| to type your extension), and enter your |
| password. |
Log in from | From a phone connected to your com- |
anywhere | pany’s system, dial the system exten- |
| sion, then enter your extension and |
| password. |
| From any phone not connected to your |
| company’s system, dial the complete |
| phone number, including local prefix |
| (and the area code if long distance), |
| then enter your extension and pass- |
| word. |
Log in after | After you get the greeting for another |
leaving a | user’s voice mailbox, you can press * |
message | R to log into your voice mailbox. Press |
| * R immediately or leave a message |
| and then press * R. This tip is extra |
| useful for long distance or pay calls |
| because you can leave and get mes- |
| sages with one phone call. |
Dial ahead | If you know what buttons to push, push |
| them without waiting for the system to |
| respond. NOTE: You can’t bypass |
| error beeps and important system mes- |
| sages. |
* R or * 7= Return to Activity Menu | 5 |
