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    							Configure MESA Forms Template Mailbox January 17, 1994 0 Page 1 of 3 a 
    Release 5.03 and later 
    This procedure describes how to configure a MESA Forms Template maiIbox and the 
    Greeting Only maiIboxes that will contain the questions for the MESA Form. 
    srep 
    1. Complete a Rotational LMailbox Diagram for each Template Mailbox, and a 
    Mailbox Worksheet for all Template and Greeting Only mailboxes. Bkank 
    worksheets are at the back of this manual. 
    2. Reach the Mailbox Maintenance Menu. Enter the requested information, as 
    described in the following steps, from your compieted worksheet and diagram. 
    3. Identify the Template mailbox. 
    SeLect.- (C) Create New Maiiboxes 
    j-rompt: Mailbox to create: 
    Repose: Number of the new mailbox. 
    or 
    Seiecr (M) Modify Mailboxes 
    l+ompc 
    Mailbox to modify: 
    &ponse: Number of the existing mailbox. 
    oie: Prompts are almost the same for creating a new mailbox and 
    modifying an existing one, except that “New” precedes a prompt 
    when you select Modify Maiiboxes- 
    To Ieave an existing parameter setting unchanged, just press Return to go to the 
    next prompt. 
    4. Set the mailbox pammeters the same as for a standard mailbox, except for the.FCOS. 
    5. Assign an FCOS designed for a template mailbox. 
    primp: Features class of service: 
    Z?esponse: 16 (the default Template FCOS) 
    or 
    The number of a customized FCOS that includes ail the applicable bits 
    for a Template ma.iIbox. 
    6. After responding to the iasr mailbox parameter, the system displays the mailbox 
    conf$ration, then prompts for the next maiibox number KO modify or create- Ar 
    this point, the parameter settings for the template mailbox are saved. 
    R.qSrmce 
    Menu Map 3 
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    Page 2 of 3 +a January 17,1994 
    Release 5.03 and lacer 
    Step 
    7. 
    Configure he first child mailbox (the Greering Only mailbox mat will play dae first 
    question to callers). 
    Promptz Mailbox to create: or Mailbox to modify: 
    Response: The number of&e f’irs~ child mailbox- 
    8. Set all applicable parameters for dae~chiid-mailbox rhe same as for a standard 
    mailbox, except for the FCOS. 
    9. Assign an FCOS that makes the child mailbox a greenng-only mailbox. 
    &ozQ~~: Features class of service: 
    Re-yonse: 6 (the default Greeting Only FCOS) 
    or 
    The number of a customized FCOS that includes all &e applicable bits 
    for a greeting-only mailbox. 
    lO* Configure all remaining child mailboxes as just described. 
    1 1 - When you have configured all child mailboxes, return to the Mailbox Mainmnance 
    Menu. 
    Prompt.- Mailbox to create: or Mailbox to modify: 
    Response: Press 
    Return. 
    12. Go to the Lisr Mairnenance Menu. 
    13. Creare disuibution iisr 01 for rhe Template mailbox- 
    Se.!&.- (C) Create, M&lify, or Show Disuibution L&s 
    l++~mp~- Mailbox: -.s 
    Response: Number of dae Ternplace mailbox. 
    Pro??i!pt: Distribution list: 
    Response: 01 
    prompt.- (S)orted or (U)nsorted list ? 
    Response: S 
    14. If desired, check the list to make sure the member is nor already in &e list- 
    Prompt.- Check for duplicate before add (y/n) [Y]? 
    Response: Y if you want rhe system to check the list, 
    N ro bypass Ae check 
    Re$rence 
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    January 17, 1994 = Page 3 of 3 
    Release 5.03 and later 
    srep 
    1 j. Add all of the Greeting Only maiiboxes to the distribution list. 
    f+-~mp: (Ajdd, (Djelete, or (S)how list ? 
    Respome: A to add a member 
    PTOTLZ~C Member: 
    Respome: The mailbox numbers of the Greeting Only maiIboxes. 
    * You can enter mailbox numbers in any of the formats shown below: 
    -4 single mailbox number, for exampie 3788 
    A continuous range of maiibox numbers, for example 3001-3788 
    A series of mailbox numbers, for example 378 1,3782,3786,3788 
    0 You can mix formats of mailbox number entries, so you can specify all the 
    mailbox numbers necessary in one attempt. For example, this enuy is vaiid: 
    208,222-308,333,334,6Gl 
    16. Afrer the system confirms that the member just specified was added, continue 
    adding or complete the activity. 
    Prompt.- (Aldd, (Dlelete, or (Slhow list ? 
    Response: Q 
    To add more members to the current list, enter A as described -m 
    step 15, or enter D to deiete any mailboxes that should not be in the 
    distribution list. 
    0 To complete adding or deIeting members: 
    --a 
    a. Press Return. 
    b. When the system asks if you want to save changes ro the 
    disuibution list, enter Y. The system reports the current 
    members, reflecting members just added or deleted, and your 
    additions and deletions are saved. 
    Re$rence  
    						
    							Procedure 
    Number 
    Dl? 5007 
    DP 5008 
    Dl? 5025 
    DI? 5051 
    Dl? 5052 
    DI’ 5402 August 26, 1994 0 l?se 1 of 1 
    Title 
    Customize an FCOS Copy 
    Customize a D&a& FCOS 
    Create or Mod+ a Distribution Lisr for 
    Mailbox Owners 
    Copy a Mailbox Greeting 
    Configure a Standard Mailbox 
    Perform an Online Optional Feature 
    Installation 
    Date 
    December 1, 1993 
    December 1, 1993 
    December 1, 1993 
    January 17, 1994 
    January 17,1994 
    December 1, 1993 
    Release 
    Number 
    5.03 
    5.03 
    5.03 
    5.03 
    5.03 
    5.03  
    						
    							Customize an FCOS Copy 
    December 1, lYY3 0 Page 1 of 2 
    Release 5.03 and later 
    This procedure describes how to customize an FCOS by modi@ng a copy of an existing 
    FCOS. 
    step 
    1. Choose the existing FCOS you wish KO use as a basis for your customized FCOS. 
    2. Complete an FCOS Worksheet. Bkmk worksheets are near the back of this manual. 
    3. Reach the System Configuration Menu, then go to the Feature Class of Service 
    Menu. Enter the requested information, as described in the following steps, from 
    your completed FCOS Worksheet. 
    ate: You can quit at any poim in the following steps before you exit the 
    Feature Class of Setice Menu. Quirting discards ail entries you have 
    made and leaves the FCOS settings the way they were before you reached 
    the Feature Class of Setice Menu. 
    To quir: 
    Make sure the Feature Class of Service Menu is displayed (short form or 
    long form). 
    Se&xc 
    QI 
    Qi- Forget Changes 
    PP-o~.~: Quit and forget changes? (y/n) = 
    Response: Y to quit. 
    4. Number and name the customized FCOS. 
    Select.- (C) Current FCOS 
    Prompt: 
    FCOS to modify = 
    &-ponse: A nun&x from 18 through 64. 
    -a% 
    Seka (N) Name FCOS 
    Prompt.- Enter FCOS name (0 - 1.5 chars) = 
    Reponse: Enter a descriptive name to accompany the customized FCOS 
    5. Make a copy of the existing FCOS. 
    SeLem 
    (IQ Copy FCOS 
    prompt.- FCOS to copy (? for help) = 
    Response: The number of the &sting FCOS chosen to be the basis for your 
    customized FCOS. A copy of this FCOS is created and given the 
    number and name you assigned above. 
    6. Add FCOS bits KO the FCOS copy, as desired. 
    Select: (A) Add Features 
    Prompt: Features to add (? for help) = 
    Response: The 1-to-3-d@ numbers of the FCOS bins to be added. Refireme 
    Menu iMap 
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    0 You can enter birs in any of the formats shown below: 
    A single bir, for example 208 
    A range of birs, for example 202-208 
    A series of bits, for example, 39,40,207,208 
    - You can mix rypes of en&s, so you csn specify all me birs necessary in one 
    arrernpc. For example, this erxry is valid 
    208,1-7,50,53,55,G 
    0 Do nor emer spaces a&r commas, and do nor end &e enny wkh a comma. 
    7. Delete FCOS bits from rhe FCOS copy, as desired- 
    Sebm (D) Delete Features 
    PYO~~C Features to delete (? for help) = 
    Respome: The l-to-3digix numbers of die FCOS bits ro be deleted- The same 
    rules apply KO deletig birs as explained for adding birs. 
    8. Verify thar rhe information you have emered so Gar marches your worksheer. 
    SeLem 
    (S) Show FCOS 
    prompt: FCOS to show (? for help) = 
    Reg~onse: The number of the FCOS copy thar you specified in srep 4- 
    9. If the informarion marches your wo&sheeK, custornizarion is completed and you can 
    save ir. If the ir&ormation does nor march your worksheer, make rhe necessary 
    corrections. 
    -a 
    10. tier verifying thar your entries are correcr, save me customized FCOS by exiting 
    from &e Fearure Class of Service Menu. Refuence 
    .-  
    						
    							Dl? 
    Custornize Defdt 
    FCOS 
    December 1, 
    1993 0 a Page 1 of 3 
    Release 5-03 and later 
    This procedure describes how to customize an FCOS by mod.ifj&g one of the default 
    FCOSs supplied by Centigram or by renumbering one of these default FCOSs 
    Stt=p 
    @J) 
    edifying a Default FC 
    1. Choose the default FCOS you wish to modify. 
    2. Complete an FCOS Worksheet. Blank worksheets are near the back of this manual. 
    3. Reach the System Con.&uration Menu, then go to the Feature Class of Service 
    Menu. Enter the requested information, as described in the following sreps, from 
    your completed FCOS Worksheet. 
    ate: You can quit at any point in the foilowing steps before you exit the 
    Feature Chrss of Service Menu- 
    Quitting discards all entries you have 
    made and leaves the FCOS settings the way they were before you reached 
    the Feature Class of Service Menu. 
    To quit: 
    Make sure the Feature Class of Service ~Menu is displayed (short form or 
    long form). 
    Seiecc 
    K8 
    Qir- Forget Changes 
    hmpr.- Quit and 
    forget changes? (y/n) = 
    Response: Y to quit- 
    4. Specie the def?aul/FCOS KO mow. 
    -a* 
    Select.- (C) Cnrrent FCOS 
    p~omp: FCOS to modify = 
    Response: The number (l-17) of the d&a& FCOS. 
    5. Change the name if desired. 
    Se&-72 (N) Name FCOS 
    p~ompc Enter FCOS name (0 - 1.5 chars) = 
    I?epume: Enter a descriptive name to accompany the modified default FCOS. 
    . 
    G. Add FCOS bits to the default FCOS, as desired. 
    SelecL- 
    (A) Add Features 
    &~mpt 
    Features to add (? for help) = 
    Response: The l-to-3-digit numbers of the FCOS bits KO be added. 
    0 You can enter bits in any of the formats shown below: Refireme 
    Menu Map 11  
    						
    							r 
    DI? 5008 
    page2of3 * December 1, 1993 
    Release 5.03 and later 
    Step 
    A single bit, for example 208 
    A range of bits, for example 202-208 
    A series of bits, for example, 39,40,207,208 
    * You can mix types of entries~ so you can spe+ all the bits necessary in one attemp’ 
    For example, this enny is valid: 
    208,1-7,50,53,55,6 
    e Do not enrer spaces after commas, and do not end the entry with a comma. 
    7. Delete FCOS bits from the default FCOS, as desired. 
    Selem 
    (D) Delete Features 
    pr~mpr: Features to delete (? for help) = 
    Response: The l-m-3-d+ numbers of the FCOS bits to be deleted. The same 
    rules apply to deleting bits as explained for adding bits. 
    8. Verify that the ir&ormation you have entered so fx matches your worksheet. 
    Select: (S) Show FCOS 
    l+~mpt: FCOS to show (? for help) = 
    ReTo?zse: The number of the default FCOS you have been working with. 
    9. If the information matches your worksheet, customization is completed and you can 
    save it If the information does not match your worksheet, make the necessary 
    corrections. 
    lo- A&r verifying that your~entries are correct, save the modified default FCOS by 
    &zing from the Feature Class of Service Menu. -“b 
    QED Renumbering a Default FC 
    1. Choose the def< FCOS you wish to renumber- (Renumbering a default FCOS 
    does not destroy the original default FCOS; the. original default FCOS can be 
    resrored through the Use Template FCOS option in the Feature Class of Service 
    Menu.) 
    2. Complete an FCOS Worksheet. Blank worksheets are near the back of this manual. 
    3. Reach the System Configuration Menu, then go to the Feature Class of Service 
    Menu. Enter the requested information, as described in the following steps, from 
    your completed FCOS Worksheet tienu Map 11  
    						
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    December 1, 1993 * Page 3 of 3 
    Release 5.03 and later 
    Step 
    ate: You can quir at any point in the following steps before you exit the 
    Feature Class of Semite Menu. Quitting discards all entries you have 
    made and leaves the FCOS settings the way they were before you reached 
    the Feature Class of Service iMenu. 
    To quit: 
    Make sure the Feature Class of Service AMenu is displayed (short form or 
    long form). 
    Sef2m 
    62) 
    Q+- Forget Changes 
    prompt.- Quit and forget changes? (y/n) = 
    Response: Y to quit. 
    4. Specify the new number for the FCOS. 
    Sehr: (C) Current FCOS 
    PTOTJZ~~: FCOS to modify = 
    Response: The new FCOS number (18-20 or 2564). 
    5. Assign the chosen default FCOS to this number. 
    Selecz: 
    (U) Use Template FCOS 
    I+UPZT~~ Overwrite current FCOS with a template (y/n) -= 
    Response: Y for yes. 
    The system displays a list of the default (template) FCOSs. 
    pmmpr: Choos!e 
    a number (l-17, 21-24) from the menu: 
    -6 
    &ponJe: The number of the default (template) FCOS (l-17 or 21-24) that you 
    wanr to be assigned to the current FCOS number. 
    The sysrem displays a confirmation that the default (template) FCOS just 
    specified has been renumbered. The default FCOS is now customized. 
    6. Save the customized FCOS by exiting to the System Configuration Menu. Refireme  
    						
    							Create or Mod$ a Distribution List for 
    Mailbox 
    Owners DP December 
    1, 1993 0 Page 1 of 2 
    ReIease 5.03 and later 
    This procedure shows how to add members or delete members in a single distribution 
    list. 
    Srep 
    1. Reach the MaiIbox Maintenance.Menu, then go to the List Maintenance Menu. 
    2- Identify the distribution Iist. 
    Se.&: 
    (C). Create, Modify, or Show Distribution Lists 
    l+-omp~- 
    Mailbox: 
    Response: Number of the mailbox that contains the list you want to add to or 
    deIete from. 
    &mpg Distribution list: 
    &sponse: Number of the Iist you warn KO add to or delete l?om (l-99). For 
    mailboxes that rotate on &II, tree mailboxes, MESA Form maiIboxes, 
    and broadcast maiIboxes, enter 1. For a name greet mailbox, enter 9. 
    PT-OW.,~: (Sjorted or (Ujnsorted list ? 
    Response: U if&e lisr is in a tree ma.iIbox; otherwise, S. Keep in mind that sorting 
    of lists longer than 190 members can be slow. 
    3. If desired, check the Iist to make sure the member is or is not already in the list. 
    PT-OZ?Z~L- Check for duplicate before add (y/n) [Y]? 
    Response: Y if you want the sysrern to check the list 
    N to bypass the check. 
    4. Add or delete the desired member. 
    l+~n~pc 
    (Aldd, (Dlelete, or (Slhow list ? 
    Reqome: A to add a member 
    -~- 
    or 
    D to delete a member. 
    Prompt: Mertiber: 
    Response: The member you want KO add or deIete. AU of the foI.Iowing are valid 
    members: 
    MaiIbox number 
    M and a remote mailbox with a teiephone number for AMIS Analog; 
    the remote mailbox and teIephone number are separated by a comma 
    (for exampIe, M3788,4283788) 
    N and a remote mauIbox for networking 
    T and a telephone number for off-system messaging 
    D and a distribution list number, except in a broadcasr maiIbox 
    S and a master distribution Iist number, except in a broadcast maiibox 
    Refuence 
    Menu Map 3  
    						
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