NEC 750370 Guests and Message Groups, Two-way messaging between the guest and the host subscriber

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	The system then:
		Plays any messages the host left for the guest.
	￿Offers to take a message or reply from the guest or host.
		Says good-bye as follows:
		“If you’d like to try an extension, you may do so now (pause). See
		you later!”
		The system conversation with the guest is simple and direct. It keeps
		the touchtones that a guest must press to a minimum, yet allows full
		two-way messaging between the guest and the host subscriber.
		If the guest wants to reach a subscriber other than the host, the
		guest must do so as an outside caller, either by pressing the other
		subscriber extension number during the good-bye phrase, or by
		making a separate call to the system.
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URGENT MESSAGES
FROM GUESTS	Guests can mark messages to their host subscriber for urgent delivery.
	Guests cannot access any other special delivery option. To control urgent
	message delivery for a guest, use the Send Msg Urgent? field on the

guest Personal Directory page. Set this field to Yes to automatically mark every message a guest sends as urgent. Set this field to Ask to let the guest choose if a message is marked urgent. Set this field to No to keep a guest from marking any message urgent.

Guests and Message Groups

Because a guest can trade messages only with the host subscriber, a guest can only be a member of the private message groups owned by the host. A guest cannot be a member of any open message group, even if the group is owned by the host subscriber.

Also refer to:

Chapter 9 Messages

￿Chapter 11 Opening Greeting

Chapter 20 Subscribers

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