Setting personal preferences with the phone, Creating your personal directory, About your personal directory – Mitel Speech Server User Manual

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Setting Personal Preferences with the Phone

You can use voice commands to set and/or modify various user options.

To access user options

Dial the Speech Server extension number and say "User Options." You can now choose
from the following options:

Creating Your Personal Directory

About Your Personal Directory

Your Personal Directory is a list of names and phone numbers for your personal use. The
Personal Directory allows you to use voice commands to direct calls or messages to people
not listed in the Company Directory.

Manage your Personal Directory in the Contacts folder in Microsoft Outlook. The Speech Server
supports up to five numbers (business, home, fax, cellular, and pager) per contact. With voice
commands, you can place a call to any of these five numbers or place a callback to the business
number of the contact after listening to their voice mail or e-mail message.

Say

To

"Greeting options"

Select which greeting is played to callers, change your
primary greeting, or change your alternate greeting

"Name recording"

Review and record your name

"Change PIN"

Change your personal identification number

"Call forwarding"

Change your call forwarding options

"Change fax forward number"

Change your fax number for forwarding.

Tip: The first three options can be set using either voice commands or the touchtone
buttons on your phone. In addition, you can choose your greeting, change your PIN, or
change your fax forward number, by modifying the settings on your Personal Web Page.

Tip: Contact your system administrator to enable the Personal Directory feature to allow
you to place calls to your Personal Directory contacts.

Note: Unified Messaging users and auto-attendant-only users on a Speech Server -
Unified Messaging system use Microsoft Outlook to create and modify their Personal
Directories.

Tip: For instructions on how to use Microsoft Outlook, refer to the Help file within
Microsoft Outlook.

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