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Using AT&TBuzz
To help you handle your incoming calls more quickly and easily, AT&TBuzz
enables you to set the following options:
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what should be done with the active call when you attempt to answer
another incoming call. You can manually select to place on hold or drop
the active call every time or you can set AT&TBuzz to either drop the
active call automatically or place the call on hold automatically.
whether AT&TBuzz automatically inspects every incoming call that rings
at your telephone (that is, try to get Caller ID). If you set AT&TBuzz to
automatically inspect every incoming call, you should always answer
calls directly from AT&TBuzz, instead of answering calls directly from
the telephone. This prevents you from interrupting an "inspection" in
progress and answering a call other than the one you are expecting to
answer.
whether the AT&TBuzz window appears when your phone rings.
Using Caller ID Information
As mentioned previously, PARTNER II Release 3.0 or later systems support
Caller ID. Caller ID is call origination information (that is, the telephone number
of the telephone line from which the call is made) that may be delivered with
an incoming call. Whether or not an incoming call has Caller ID depends on
the telephone network. Unfortunately, all parts of the public telephone network
do not yet support Caller ID. As a result you may not be able to take
advantage of this feature yet You may receive the following information in the
Caller ID field:
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the telephone number of the phone from which the call was made.
the message "Out of Area," which indicates that there was no Caller ID
for the associated call. If you receive a call from someone who is calling
from an area where the telephone company does not support Caller ID
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