Panasonic PanaVoice Courier, Installation Manual

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INTRODUCTION
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Panasonic is a leader in providing 32-bit architecture for Microsoft Windows 98 and NT,
with significant advantages for the user. Those advantages include:
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Online System Administration while System is taking calls
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Pop-up Menus for ease of System Set-up
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Graphic Computer Program for easy point-and-click desktop messaging and
phone management
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On-Screen Help Files context-sensitive via F1 access
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Remote diagnostics access for Trouble Shooting and/or Administration
Additional system attributes include:
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PBX Wizard for selection from predefined PBX Set-Up configurations
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Caller ID options
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Nightly automatic Dat file down-load to floppy drive
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LAN connectivity
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Internet connectivity
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Access to 90,000 mailboxes
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Extensive Class of Service customization
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To install and support the PanaVOICE Courier, it is necessary to have:
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A basic working knowledge of Windows 95/98/NT.
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Familiarity with the task bar, the ‘Start’ button, and how to use Windows Explorer.
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A comfort level with using the ‘mouse’ and a cursory knowledge of right and left
‘mouse’ button controls.
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An understanding of ‘Network Neighborhood’ properties and TCP/IP settings.
If the system is to be installed onto a network with client software installed remotely, such
as the Courier UI (User Interface) or the Mail Quest, a more extensive familiarity with
Microsoft networking will be needed.