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Appendix B: Glossary 235
substring
A portion of a string. For example, “EN” is a substring
of “MEN” as well as “WOMEN”, or “TENTH”.
supervised transfer
A type of call transfer in which Amanda stays on the line
and listens to telephone switching system tone patterns
after putting the caller on transfer hold. If what is heard
does not match a Ring, Busy, or Reorder tone, the voice
board driver reports an answer to Amanda. To complete
the transfer, Amanda hangs up. (See also
blind trans-
fer .)
system integration patterns
The patterns expected from the telephone switching sys-
tem when Amanda is integrated with the telephone
switching system. These patterns can be defined using
Setup option 3 or editing the same ASCII file that
contains the dial codes (C:\AMANDA\PBX.DB\
1001.PBX). The Integration Helper can assist in defin-
ing the correct patterns, or you can use the trace facility
within Amanda.
taskbar
A tool used in Windows 95 that helps you track the pro-
grams you are currently running and gives you easy ac-
cess to those you are not. This is typically located at the
bottom of the screen and includes the
Start button.
timed break recall
Using '~' token to make Amanda pulse dial the digit 1 to
effect a timed break recall.
token
A command in the Token Programming Language that
cause Amanda to perform some action. For example, the
P() token causes Amanda to play messages and so forth.
Tokens usually appear in the Extension fields of mail-
boxes and in the Method fields of notification records.
tone patterns
The Ring, Busy, Reorder, and Hangup tones that Aman-
da uses to supervise transferred calls.
toolbar
A bar of buttons which represent common tasks of the
program you are using.