0707070000020052141006440001460001440000011263420404276301100000500000000004Size751 0707070000020050241006440001460001440000011226160404543166100000600000000213FilesSize Files Install Name Remove cpupd ph Phones.form Phones.sh phcreate phdial phnum phone.hlp phpinks phpref phstub phtoggle phconvert zap 0707070000020047511007550001460001440000011224340404543163700001000000006042Install#sccs "%Z% %P% %I%" LIST0="phdial phtoggle phpinks phnum phcreate phpref phstub phconvert" LIST1="Phones.sh zap" LIST2="phone.hlp Phones.form" LIST3="ph cpupd" #LIST4="phroute.proto" NAME=`grep "/etc/.phclr" /etc/.phinit` # Can only install phone manager if no phone manager currently exist on # the system if [ "$NAME" != "/etc/.phclr" ] then message -i "This system only supports one phone manager. The current one must be removed before this one can be install. This phone manager will NOT be installed." exit 64 fi chmod +x zap ./zap .phclr echo ' Installing Phone Manager ...' mv /usr/bin/Phones.sh /usr/bin/Phonesinit.sh mv /usr/lib/ua/Phones.form /usr/lib/ua/Phonesinit.form for i in $LIST0 do mv $i /usr/bin chown root /usr/bin/$i chgrp root /usr/bin/$i chmod 4755 /usr/bin/$i done for i in $LIST1 do mv $i /usr/bin chown bin /usr/bin/$i chgrp bin /usr/bin/$i chmod 755 /usr/bin/$i done for i in $LIST2 do mv $i /usr/lib/ua chown bin /usr/lib/ua/$i chgrp bin /usr/lib/ua/$i chmod 644 /usr/lib/ua/$i done for i in $LIST3 do mv $i /etc chown root /etc/$i chgrp root /etc/$i chmod 755 /etc/$i done #for i in $LIST4 #do # mv $i //usr/lib # chown root /usr/lib/$i # chgrp root /usr/lib/$i # chmod 755 /usr/lib/$i #done # besure mode of $UA/phnum is 666 touch $UA/phnum chown root $UA/phnum chgrp users $UA/phnum chmod 666 $UA/phnum # Add phone entries to Office, Preferences and Suffixes echo " Updating Office files ..." cat > /tmp/t << -END- Name=Telephone Default = Open Open=EXEC -d /usr/bin/phstub \$LOGNAME \$LOGDIR Help=EXEC -d /usr/bin/uahelp -h /usr/lib/ua/phone.hlp -t "Phone Overview" -END- uaupd -r Telephone -a /tmp/t Office echo " Updating Preferences files ..." cat > /tmp/t << -END- Name=Phone Manager Default = Open Open=EXEC -d /usr/bin/phpref Help=EXEC -d /usr/bin/uahelp -h /usr/lib/ua/ua.hlp -t "Phone Preference" -END- uaupd -r "Phone Manager" -a /tmp/t Preferences echo " Updating Suffixes files ..." cat > /tmp/t << -END- Name=Phone Directory Suffix=:F Description=*Phone Directory Open = ERROR Use telephone manager to load phone directory Create = ERROR Help = EXEC -d /usr/bin/uahelp -h /usr/lib/ua/phone.hlp -t "Phone Overview" Print = ERROR Use telephone manager to print a phone directory -END- uaupd -r "Phone Directory" -a /tmp/t Suffixes cat > /tmp/t << -END- Name=Phone Number Suffix=:N Description=*Phone Number Default = Open Open=EXEC -d /usr/bin/phnum %o Create=EXEC -d /usr/bin/phcreate %o Help = EXEC -d /usr/bin/uahelp -h /usr/lib/ua/phone.hlp -t "Phone Overview" Print = ERROR Can't print Phone Number -END- uaupd -r "Phone Number" -a /tmp/t Suffixes cat > /tmp/t << -END- Name=Text Phone Directory Suffix=:Ad Description=*Text Phone Directory Default=Open Open=EXEC -w \$EDIT %o Create=ERROR -END- uaupd -r "Text Phone Directory" -a /tmp/t Suffixes rm -f /tmp/t touch /usr/lib/ua/Comm_pkgs echo " Phone Manager installation is completed." # Write /etc/ph to /etc/.phinit and EXEC /etc/ph echo "/etc/ph" > /etc/.phinit /etc/ph 0707070000020050121006440001460001440000011226420404736463300000500000000024NameAT&T TELEPHONE 3.51 0707070000020052101006660001460001440000011226630403654770500000700000004027Remove#sccs "@(#) /b4/law/sccs/ph/s.Remove 1.1" set +x LIST0="phpinks phnum phcreate phpref phstub Phones.sh" LIST1="phone.hlp Phones.form" LIST2="ph cpupd" # check if async_ma is an active process ps -e | grep async_ma | \ while read PID TTY TIME COMMAND do if [ "$COMMAND" = "async_ma" ] then message -i "Currently someone is using ATE, and ATE depends on the Phone Manager, therefore; this Phone Manager REMOVE will not take place." exit 64 fi done if [ $? = 64 ] then exit 64 fi message -c "Warning: Be sure no users are using the Phone Manager. 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SEARCH DirSrch EDIT DIRCTORY Edit HISTORY History HOLD Hold HANGUP Hangup LINE SELECT Lin Slct REDIAL Redial Hold Hangup Lin Slct REDIAL Redial HOLD Hold HANGUP Hangup LINE SELECT Lin Slct    ( J [ j z        HOLD Hold HANGUP Hangup LINE SELECT Lin Slct REDIAL Redial SHOW NOTES ShowNote HOLD Hold HANGUP Hangup LINE SELECT Lin Slct REDIAL Redial DISCARD NOTES Discard Hold Hangup Lin Slct REDIAL Redial SHOW NOTES ShowNote Hold Hangup Lin Slct REDIAL Redial DISCARD NOTES Discard Dial alternate numberDisplay Call ScreenDisplay DirectoryDisplay repertory dialing numbersExport directoryLoad directoryPrint directorySave directorySend electronic mailShow Notes fileSort by fieldTake notes on callUpdate Telephone DirectoryTelephone CommandsSelect command/dev/w%d/dev/w1/usr/lib/ua/phnumrNumber%hdLine/usr/lib/ua/phnummai 1Dial/usr/lib/ua/phnum%s %[^ ]Unable to dial number, while call in progress or notes are being takenAdmin/usr/lib/ua/phnumCannot set up when phone is in usePinkslip%sAdduserNewdirunknownLoginLogout/usr/lib/ua/phnumCreateComm_pkgs/usr/lib/ua/phnumLognamePreferences/usr/lib/ua/phnumCombo/usr/lib/ua/phnum/usr/lib/ua/phnumPlease exit the current phone directory before proceeding of using other's.////.phdir.historyFilecabinet/Profiles/bin/mkdirmkdir/Filecabinet/Notes/bin/mkdirmkdir/Call ScreenDirectory ScreenCommand ListCommand ListInvalid inputNo notes found.rval Enter on Call Screen DEntry %s not foundHOMETERMs2510510a510A/dev/r+w1w2//usr/bin/phconvert/usr/bin/phconvertphconvertConversion program not available /dev/windowPhone Manager/usr/lib/ua/phpidw%d/usr/lib/ua/phlogw%sThis is the error file ph0ph1ph1rError in executing phone manager.%s/.phdirphdial: Entry %s not foundCreate Voice Entry     2 ? L _ p  4 4Create data entryCreate multiple voice entriesDelete entryModify entryModify field namesDirectory formatEdit DirectoryMove cursor to desired editing function and press mouse B1 or ENTERCan't create menu window.MENU returned error code of %dEditInvalid inputNo options available at this timeCreate Data EntryCreate Voice EntryModify EntryThere are no entries to delete           + NamePhone #Alternate #EMail AddressData Profile NameConnectionLogon SequenceField 8Field 9In Call Screen?Function Key- Modem Profile ATE_Modem- RS-232 Profile ATE_Serial- STARLAN Profile STARLANSerialSerial Port 0 That profile already exists. Please enter another name.     q     9 F 9 9 t q       * S   L LYesNoIn Call Screen?Terminal ProfilesSelect an existing profile or return to the form and create a new oneProfile TypeSelect the type of profile you wish to createApplication NamesPlease select the terminal application to useProfile Name Enter the name of the terminal profile to be createdApplication Name Enter the name of the application to useTerminal ProfileCan't open window.Data Profile NameProfile name missingData CallsProfile name missing Can't create windowCannot find CREATE path for %sCannot find MODIFY path for %sPROFNAMETerminal emulator program file %s missingCharacter %c is not allowed in a phone numberWarning No entry was made for phone numberOBMACUWarning No entry was made for phone numberCharacter %c is not allowed in a phone numberNo profile was specified. A profile name must be entered before a data entry can be used. A profile is made by using Create from the Office.OBMModemACUSerial PortDIRSerial PortThe Connection and the Profile fields are mismatched. Please change the connection type or reselect the profile field.Cannot add another entry to the call screenDVYesNoNo application packages are available.Communication package %s is not installed. Please use User Agent to install communication package.Data FormVoice FormDModify Data EntryModify Voice EntryNo application packages are available.Communication package %s is not installed. Please use User Agent to install communication package.YesNoVoice FormData FormOBMModemDIRACUOBMModemDIRSerial PortACUSerial PortNonePress any key to continueNo more windowRepertory DialModifyr%-15s l z            Serial Port 1Serial Port 2Serial Port 3Serial Port 4Serial Port 5Serial Port 6Serial Port 0 /usr/lib/ua/Comm_pkgsrNot enough memory in phappNot enough memory in phapp parserError in Comm_pkgs file, NAME field missingError in Comm_pkgs file, CONNECTION field missingError in Comm_pkgs file, SUFFIX field missingError in Comm_pkgs file, SETUP field missingFile format error in /usr/lib/ua/Comm_pkgs/etc/.rs232_00%1dNAMECONNECTIONSUFFIXCREATEMODIFYSETUPNOSETUPORIGINATEError occurred, could not recoverProfile %s not found in Filecabinet/ProfilesProfile %s of wrong type for application %sProfile %s unreadable, bad permissions. Try using "Security" command to change Filecabinet/Profiles/%s to "Write=Public"Profile %s unwritable, bad permissions. Try using "Security" command to change Filecabinet/Profiles/%s to "Read=Public"Could not find %s on port %s. Check port to make sure device is connected and power is on.Port %s is not configured or does not exist. Use Administration to set up port.Device %s unavailable, in use. Try laterTried to dial, but port %s not configured for dialing.Need number to dial; enter number in the "Create data entry" form.Error occurred, could not recoverCommunication application file %s not foundCommunication application file %s found but failed to execute#7[18;22;1~[18;40;1~/usr/bin/async_mainasync_main/usr/bin/phslanphslanFunction not available on this terminal %  % % %  % %Move cursor to field, type entry, and press ENTER % % # & & # &. &/ # &F &G # &^ &_ # &v &w # & & # & & # & & $ $ & & # # & & ' Name Enter the name of the calling partyNumber Enter the number dialed SearchDirectory SearchCall NotesDirectorySort by which methodMove cursor to field used for sorting; press mouse B1 or ENTERCan't create menu window.MENU(3) returned an error code of %dCan't create form window.FORM(3) returned an error code of %dSortSortDirectory of Dialing Number contains a bad string.Dialing Can only place active call on holdCan only place active call on holdRepertory DialNo number has been assigned to this keyDThis phone number is no longer listed in your phone directory, so the call cannot be placed.Didf- Modem Profile ATE_Modem- RS-232 Profile ATE_Serial- STARLAN Profile STARLANRequested communication package %s is not installed. Please install the package before using.Wrong format for 510a data numberSerial Port %1d/dev/tty00/usr/spool/uucp/LCK.tty00Device %s is unavailable, in use. Try later.STARLANn1&4Checking for line 1 availabilitybdo0ado0status = %d Both lines are configured as voice lines/usr/spool/uucp/LCK..ph0/usr/spool/uucp/LCK..ph1Phone line %d is not available for remote data call at this time./dev/ph0/dev/ph1swit_phYou may not make a voice call from a remote terminalNo alternate number to dialctTLine 1 is not available for dialing at this time.Line 1 is not configured for voiceLine 2 is not available for dialing at this time.after expandNumber contains a bad string.obm_number = '%s' obmNo number has been assigned.'%s' connTDialing df1dial failed/dev/ph0/dev/ph1/dev/ph0/dev/ph1Device /dev/ph0 does not existDevice /dev/ph1 does not existCall Failed. Either no answer or line is busy or loss of dial tone.ACU/usr/spool/uucp/LCK..%d%dCan't create window.Hardware Error. Please dial again.Dialer hung. Please dial again.No Answer. Please dial again.Illegal baud-rate. Please reconfigure line using hardware setup.Call failed.Can't open /usr/spool/uucp/L-devices file. Please consult administrator.Requested device %s is not available.Unknown device. Use RS-232 set-up to define %s.%dCannot find NOSETUP path for communication program %sCannot find SETUP path for communication program %sPHONENUMPROFNAMEHOSTNAMEDEVICEFNPID/usr/bin/phtoggle/usr/bin/phtoggle/usr/bin/phtoggle/dev/tty000/etc/.rs232/etc/.rs232_00rTYPE='MODEM'TYPE='NONE'TYPE='OTHER'Need number to dial; enter number in the "Create data entry" form.Serial Port %s is not configured or does not exist. Use Administration to set up port.Serial Port %s not configured for dialing.Serial Port %s is not configured or does not exist. Use Administration to set up port.Warning -- Call out table overflowed. Phone manager cannot terminate emulation program upon user logout./dev//dev/DIR/usr/bin/memo/usr/bin/memomemo/usr/bin/email/usr/bin/emailemailElectronic mail is not installed on this system.This entry does not existmailThere is no electronic mail address for this entryCan't create anymore window.mail-s-t-umail-s-t-uCannot redial while taking call.There is no number available to redialLogon SequenceSearchNot found in directoryConfirmTouch ENTER to continueor CANCL to stop.[Enter] [Cancl]LINE[18;22;0~Take notes on call?ap%d%s %d %2s:%2.2d%sap%d%s %d %2s:%2.2d%sNotes FormThe name of the person being called must be entered before notes can be taken/dev/windowAttempt failed when terminal emulator tried to set the group file access privilege to the login user's.Attempt failed when terminal emulator tried to set the user file access privilege to that of the login user's.Printing... : : : : : : : :Move cursor to field; press CLEAR LINE; type new name; press ENTER :  5 :  5 :2 :2 :2 :2 :2 :2 :2Move cursor to replacement field and press mouse B1 or ENTER : : 66q ; ; 66 ; ; 66 Move cursor to field to be changed; Clear field; select new field ;- ;5 6t 7 ;K ;S 6 7 ;i ;q 7p 7 ; ; 80 80 ; ; 5D 5D ; ;P 5 5 ; < <#q  ??? ?~_??~7<@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@:::: Zj Z Z/usr/bin/phdial/usr/lib/wfont/system.8.ft/usr/lib/wfont/PLAIN.I.E.12.A/usr/lib/wfont/system.r.8.ftDialing %s ... /dev/ph1/dev/ph0All voice lines are busy or disconnected/dev/windowPoint wand at name or number and press mouse button 10123456789-()+= 0123456789-()+= 0123456789=/usr/lib/phroute *phdialDialing %s ... Hangup handset to drop call/dev/w%d/dev/w%d/dev/windowPhone Dial Pad[=1C ABC DEF 1 2 3 GHI JKL MNO 4 5 6 PRS TUV WXY 7 8 9  Opr  * 0 #  BACK WAIT LAST # DIAL  DIAL Point finger at digit and press mouse button 1123456789*0#=Touch EXIT to Drop callTouch EXIT to Drop call/dev/windowWand[=1C  Touch EXIT to Drop callTouch EXIT to Drop call!. !._R/usr/spool/lp/pstatusr0707070000020050341006660001460001440000011226430403654770500001400000003774Phones.form#sccs "@(#)phone:phPhones.form 1.2" # FILE: Phones.form # # This is the /usr/lib/ua file referenced by /usr/bin/Phones.sh # # PURPOSE: Control of /etc/.lineone and /etc/.linetwo # Form = Telephone Information Label = Configuration of the LINE1 and LINE2 phone ports Name = Is a telephone line plugged into the LINE 1 port? Prompt = Enter YES if there is a phone, NO if there is none. Frow = 0 Ncol = 0 Fcol = 58 Flen = 3 Value = $L1 Rmenu=Yes/No1 Name = Is LINE1 a "Touch-tone" line? (most pushbutton phones) Prompt = Please dial and listen - some pushbutton phones don't create tones. Frow = 1 Ncol = 1 Fcol = 58 Flen = 3 Value = $TT1 Rmenu=Ans.1 Name = Is LINE1 a "Keyset" line? (old phones w/lighted buttons) Prompt = Keyset phones are old AT&T phones with pickup or hold buttons Frow = 2 Ncol = 1 Fcol = 58 Flen = 3 Value = $KS1 Rmenu=Yes/No2 Name = Does LINE1 have a "Message Waiting Feature" Prompt = Message Waiting is a option on some phones systems Frow = 3 Ncol = 1 Fcol = 58 Flen = 3 Value = $MS1 Rmenu=Yes/No3 Name = Is a telephone line plugged into the LINE 2 port? Prompt = Enter YES if there is a phone, NO if there is none. Frow = 5 Ncol = 0 Fcol = 58 Flen = 3 Value = $L2 Rmenu=Yes/No4 Name = Will LINE2 be used for VOICE calls, or for DATA calls? Prompt = DATA for data calls, VOICE for voice calls Frow = 6 Ncol = 1 Fcol = 58 Flen = 5 Value = $MD2 Rmenu=Mode Menuonly Name = Is LINE2 a "Touch-tone" line? (most pushbutton phones) Prompt = Please dial and listen - some pushbutton phones don't create tones. Frow = 7 Ncol = 1 Fcol = 58 Flen = 3 Value = $TT2 Rmenu=Ans.2 Name = Is LINE2 a "Keyset" line? (old phones w/lighted buttons) Prompt = Keyset phones are old AT&T phones with pickup or hold buttons Frow = 8 Ncol = 1 Fcol = 58 Flen = 3 Value = $KS2 Rmenu=Yes/No5 Menu=Yes/No1 Name=YES Name=NO Menu=Yes/No2 Name=YES Name=NO Menu=Yes/No3 Name=YES Name=NO Menu=Yes/No4 Name=YES Name=NO Menu=Yes/No5 Name=YES Name=NO Menu=Ans.1 Name=YES Name=NO Menu=Ans.2 Name=YES Name=NO Menu=Mode Name=DATA Name=VOICE 0707070000020050421007550001460001440000011226470403654770500001200000011350Phones.sh#sccs "@(#)phone:phPhones.sh 1.1" # Phones.sh # PURPOSE: Control of /etc/.lineone and /etc/.linetwo # CALLED BY: Admin-kit # REQUIRED FILES: Phones.form # MODIFIED FILES: /etc/.lineone, /etc/.linetwo # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ERROR1="An error has been encountered in the form file Phones.form\n Please notify AT&T User Support. Thank you." ERROR2="The command provided was not recognized.\nPlease use Enter or Cancl." ERROR3="Telephone line 2 must be the second line - it cannot be set up if there is no telephone line 1.\nTHE SETUP HAS NOT BEEN CHANGED!" ERROR4="Telephone line $LINE is in use. Try again later." NOLINE1=0 NOLINE2=0 NOCHANGE=0 TERMCAP= export TERMCAP umask 022 LFDIR=/usr/lib/uucp LINE="1" if [ -f $LFDIR/LCK..ph0 ] then message "$ERROR4" exit fi LINE="2" if [ -f $LFDIR/LCK..ph1 ] then message "$ERROR4" exit fi # Get the information from /etc files if [ -s /etc/.lineone ] then . /etc/.lineone L1="YES" else L1="NO" TT1="YES" KS1="NO" MS1="NO" fi if [ -s /etc/.linetwo ] then . /etc/.linetwo L2="YES" else L2="NO" MD2="DATA" TT2="YES" KS2="NO" fi export L1 TT1 KS1 L2 MD2 TT2 KS2 MS1 # Execute the telephone form while true do RET=`shform -u $UA/Phones.form` if [ "$?" != "0" ] then message "$ERROR1" exit fi eval set $RET PID=`cat $UA/phpid` case $1 in Enter) shift 1 # test the entries for LINE1 and LINE2 if [ \( "$1" = "NO" \) -o \( "$1" = "no" \) -o \( "$1" = "No" \) -o \( -z "$1" \) ] then NOLINE1=1 fi if [ \( "$5" = "NO" \) -o \( "$5" = "no" \) -o \( "$5" = "No" \) -o \( -z "$1" \) ] then NOLINE2=1 fi # update the files if necessary if [ \( "$NOLINE1" = "1" \) -a \( "$NOLINE2" != "1" \) ] then message $ERROR3 NOCHANGE=1 else if [ "$NOLINE1" = "1" ] then rm -f /etc/.lineone getoff.sh ph0 else cat > /etc/.lineone </tmp/L-dev$$ echo "OBM ph0 UNIXPC 1200" >> /tmp/L-dev$$ mv /tmp/L-dev$$ /usr/lib/uucp/L-devices sed < /usr/lib/uucp/L.sys "s/ph1/ph0/p" > /tmp/L.sys$$ mv /tmp/L.sys$$ /usr/lib/uucp/L.sys fi else cat > /etc/.linetwo </tmp/L-dev$$ echo "OBM ph1 UNIXPC 1200" >> /tmp/L-dev$$ mv /tmp/L-dev$$ /usr/lib/uucp/L-devices sed < /usr/lib/uucp/L.sys "s/ph0/ph1/p" > /tmp/L.sys$$ mv /tmp/L.sys$$ /usr/lib/uucp/L.sys fi fi # Kill the old process if there is a new phone setup. # Or else, reset the flags and show the form again. if [ "$NOCHANGE" != "1" ] then echo "Admin" > $UA/phnum kill -17 $PID grep "root::" /etc/passwd > /dev/null 2>&1 if [ "$?" = "0" ] then message -c "UNIX provides for a non-office login called \"root\". You should provide a password for this login in order to prevent unauthorized access via the phone lines. Touch Enter to provide a root password now, or Cancel to skip." if [ "$?" = "0" ] then password root 1 fi fi break else NOLINE1=0 NOLINE2=0 fi ;; # This is the Exit code if command is cancelled Cancel) exit ;; # help screen Help) /usr/bin/uahelp -h $UA/admin.hlp -t "Phone Setup" NOCHANGE=1 ;; # Unrecognizable return from action key *) message "$ERROR2" NOCHANGE=1 ;; esac clear if [ "$NOCHANGE" != "1" ] then grep "root::" /etc/passwd > /dev/null 2>&1 if [ "$?" = "0" ] then message -c "UNIX provides for a non-office login called \"root\". You should provide a password for this login in order to prevent unauthorized access via the phone lines. 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Please enter another name.              0q & & 1 Cq q ~       @ @  2 % %Connection deviceConnection deviceSelect the connection device used for data callsProfile TypeSelect the type of profile you wish to createYesNoIn Call Screen?Application NamesPlease select the terminal application to useProfile Name Enter the name of the terminal profile to be createdApplication Name Enter the name of the application to useTerminal ProfileTerminal ProfilesSelect an existing profile or return to the form and create a new oneCan't create window.rval from inputrec = %d Data Profile NameNo application packages are available.Profile name missing Cannot find CREATE path for %sCannot find MODIFY path for %sPROFNAMETerminal emulator program file %s missingCharacter %c is not allowed in a phone numberWarning No entry was made for phone numberOBMACUWarning No entry was made for phone numberCharacter %c is not allowed in a phone numberNo profile was specified. A profile name must be entered before a data entry can be used. A profile is made by using Create from the Office.OBMModemACUSerial PortDIRSerial PortThe Connection and the Profile fields are mismatched. Please change the connection type or reselect the profile field.Cannot add another entry to the call screenDVNo application packages are available.YesNo/dev/windowr%-15sOBMModemDIRACUOBMModemDIRSerial PortACUSerial Port 2  2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 P r r  * <q 5 5F1F3F4F5F6F7F8NoneField 8Field 9F1F3F4F5F6F7F8Repertory Dialing AssignmentsRepertory DialingRepertory DialingSelect the key which this field should be attached to            NamePhone #Alternate #EMail AddressData Profile NameConnectionLogon SequenceField 8Field 9In Call Screen?Function Key- Modem Profile ATE_Modem- RS-232 Profile ATE_Serial- STARLAN Profile STARLANSerialSerial Port 0          $ 4 D TSerial Port 1Serial Port 2Serial Port 3Serial Port 4Serial Port 5Serial Port 6Serial Port 0 /usr/lib/ua/Comm_pkgsrNot enough memory in phappNot enough memory in phapp parserError in Comm_pkgs file, NAME field missingError in Comm_pkgs file, CONNECTION field missingError in Comm_pkgs file, SUFFIX field missingError in Comm_pkgs file, SETUP field missingFile format error in /usr/lib/ua/Comm_pkgs/etc/.rs232_00%1dCommunication application file %s not foundCommunication application file %s found but failed to executeNAMECONNECTIONSUFFIXCREATEMODIFYSETUPNOSETUPORIGINATEError occurred, could not recoverProfile %s not found in Filecabinet/ProfilesProfile %s of wrong type for application %sProfile %s unreadable, bad permissions. Try using "Security" command to change Filecabinet/Profiles/%s to "Write=Public"Profile %s unwritable, bad permissions. Try using "Security" command to change Filecabinet/Profiles/%s to "Read=Public"Could not find %s on port %s. Check port to make sure device is connected and power is on.Port %s is not configured or does not exist. Use Administration to set up port.Device %s unavailable, in use. Try laterTried to dial, but port %s not configured for dialing.Need number to dial; enter number in the "Create data entry" form.Error occurred, could not recover0707070000020047431007550001460001440000011034020404761431200000700000004340phdialR  P .text .data @.bss P.lib 0 0/< 0N1X OQ./HJf/H#0N. You can also create a voice call number object in the Office. Press \ the PHONE # FILES screen key below for more information. Either way you create a voice call number, you must complete \ the voice entry form. Press the VOICE ENTRY screen key below \ for more information. Besides dialing from the Call screen and Directory, Telephone \ Manager offers other quick ways to make telephone calls. Press the \ DIALING SERVICES screen key for more information. \EOT\ Name = Data Calls Llabel = " DATA CALLS" Slabel = "DATA" Branch = Phone Management, Data Form, Edit, Phone Objects, Voice Calls, Voice Form, Making Calls Title = "Setting Up Data Calls" Text = Data calls let you connect to online information services on other \ computers. If you have only one telephone line set up, it can be used for either \ voice calls or \ data calls. Telephone Manager automatically switches \ between VOICE and DATA. If you have two telephone lines set up, the second line can be \ used for data calls. To create a data call entry in your directory: o\IND\Press the EDIT DIRCTORY screen key from the Call screen or the \ Directory to display the Create Data Entry form. Complete the form and \ press . You can also set up a data Phone Number file in the Office, so you can \ place a data call from your Filecabinet. Press the PHONE # \ FILES screen key below for more information. Either way you create a data call, you must complete the Data Entry \ form. The Data Entry form \ looks like, and is filled in the same way as, the Create Voice \ Entry form. The Data Entry form, however, asks for the name of \ a Data Profile file, and for a connection method that specifies how \ the data call will be made (through the modem, through an \ RS-232C cable connected at the back panel, through a network, or some \ other connection). Press the DATA ENTRY screen \ key below for more information about completing the Create Data \ Entry form. Before placing or receiving a data call, the telephone lines or the \ DTE RS-232C port must be set up correctly for the type of call. \ Communication line setup is performed through Administration in the \ Office. Refer to your user guide for information about setting up \ communication lines and profiles for data calls. \EOT\ Name = Dialing Llabel = "DIALING SERVICES" Slabel = "DIALING" Branch = Alpha Dial, Keyboard Dial, Direct Dial, Repertory Dial, Phone Objects, Dialing Chars, Alternate Number Title = "Dialing Services" Text = The Telephone Manager offers several services for dialing numbers. You can dial from the keyboard by typing a number or using a repertory \ dial key. You can dial by selecting a Directory or Call screen entry, or by \ selecting a phone number file from a folder. You can also embed special dialing characters in a phone number or enter \ a phone number as a sequence of alphabetic characters that correspond to \ numbers. Use the screen keys below to find out more about these services.\EOT\ Name = Keyboard Dial Llabel = "KEYBOARDDIALING" Slabel = "KEYBOARD" Branch = Phone Overview, Alpha Dial, Direct Dial, Repertory Dial, Dialing Chars, Dialing, Making Calls Title = "Keyboard Dialing" Text = You can dial telephone numbers directly by typing the number to be \ called onto the command line at the bottom of the screen. This lets you \ dial numbers that are not in your Directory. To dial from the keyboard: 1\IND\Type a telephone number on the command line. 2\IND\Press the Enter key to place the call. Press the DIALING CHARS screen key for a list of the special dialing \ characters that can be entered with the telephone numbers. Press one of \ the other screen keys for more information about dialing.\EOT\ Name = Alpha Dial Llabel = " ALPHA DIALING" Slabel = "ALPHA" Branch = Phone Overview, Keyboard Dial, Direct Dial, Repertory Dial, Dialing Chars, Dialing, Making Calls Title = "Alphabetic Dialing" Text = Telephone Manager lets you dial alphabetic telephone \ numbers, or numbers made up of letters. Each letter is interpreted \ as a number when the number is being dialed. These numbers can be dialed \ directly from the keyboard or entered into the Phone # field of the \ Create Entry form. To specify an alphabetic telephone number, enclose the letters within \ slashes or quotation marks, as in these examples: \IND\/HOTLINE/ \IND\"HOTLINE" Press one of the screen keys below for more information on other dialing \ services available.\EOT\ Name = Direct Dial Llabel = "DIRCTORY DIAL" Slabel = "DIR DIAL" Branch = Making Calls, Directory Screen, Keyboard Dial, Alpha Dial, Repertory Dial, Dialing Chars, Dialing Title = "Directory Dialing" Text = Dialing from the Directory or the Call screen is a quick \ way to dial a number from the Telephone Manager. To do so, simply: 1\IND\Highlight an entry on the Call screen or Directory. 2\IND\Press the Enter key or the left mouse button to place the call. Press the DIRCTORY SCREEN screen key below for information about \ displaying your Directory. \EOT\ Name = Repertory Dial Llabel = "REPRTORY DIALING" Slabel = "REP DIAL" Branch = Making Calls, Edit, Keyboard Dial, Alpha Dial, Direct Dial, Dialing Chars, Command List Title = "Repertory Dialing" Text = You can associate a phone number with one of the function \ keys seen on the top row of your keyboard, and then press that \ function key to quickly dial the number. This type of dialing is \ called repertory dialing. You can assign the function keys F1 and F3 through F8. The F2 \ function key is \ known as the Call key and is used to open the Telephone \ Manager program from anywhere in the system. You assign repertory dialing numbers when you create or \ edit a directory entry or a telephone number file. When the Create \ Entry form appears: 1\IND\Highlight the Function Key field. 2\IND\Press the Mark key until you see the function key you want to \ assign to the number. 3\IND\Complete the form, then press the Enter key. To dial a repertory number: o\IND\Press and hold the Shift key, then press the function \ key assigned to the telephone number \ you want to dial. To display all the repertory key assignments, press the Cmd key \ from the Call screen or the Directory, and then \ select the item Display repertory numbers. \EOT\ Name = Dialing Chars Llabel = "DIALING CHARS" Slabel = " D CHARS" Branch = Using help, Making Calls, Alpha Dial, Repertory Dial, Keyboard Dial, Direct Dial, Dialing Title = "Table of Special Dialing Characters" Text = The following characters can be typed with telephone numbers \ to effect these functions: any digit\IND\Outside Line Access. Request an outside line \ on business communications (PBX) equipment can \ be entered before the telephone number. +\IND\PBX function that waits for dial tone before \ dialing the number. Example: 9+. $\IND\PBX function that hangs up, or disconnects the line. &\IND\PBX function that flashes switch hook. ,\IND\Pause 2 seconds before dialing the next number. :\IND\Pause 10 seconds before dialing the next number. %\IND\Begin touch dialing. ^\IND\Begin pulse dialing. //\IND\Alphabetic Dialing. Letters typed between slashes are \ translated to the corresponding numbers on the dial pad. For example, \ /popcorn/ translates to 7672676. ""\IND\Alphabetic Dialing, same as slashes, described above. For \ example, "popcorn" translates to 7672676. []\IND\Redirection Dialing. Directory entry names entered in brackets \ direct an automatic dialing program to the Directory entry, where the \ entry's telephone number is picked up and included in the dialing \ sequence. See your user guide for explanations and examples. *\IND\* key on push button phones. #\IND\# key on push button phones.\EOT\ Name = Directory Llabel = "DIRCTORY USE " Slabel = "DIR USE " Branch = Dir Mgt Commands, Phone Management, Making Calls, Notes, Call History, Phone Objects Title = "Using the Telephone Directory" Text = The UNIX PC Telephone Manager offers services for creating \ and maintaining an \ extensive telephone directory. The directory services let you create entries, search for entries, \ sort the directory, save directories, and load saved directories. You can also create separate phone number files in the folder of your choice. You can take notes on your phone calls and view those and \ any previous notes taken on calls. A complete history of your phone calls is also available. The list below briefly describes the Directory functions available: \UL\Sort by Field\US\ Sorts your directory by a specific field in the create \ entry form. Select this function from the Telephone Commands menu. \UL\Edit Directory\US\ Lets you add entries, edit your directory, \ or change the way the directory is displayed. Select this function \ from the Edit Directory menu. You press the EDIT DIRECTORY screen \ key from the Call screen or Directory to display the Edit Directory \ menu. \UL\Directory Search\US\ Lets you search for entries in your Directory by keying on \ specific entry fields. Select this function from the Telephone \ Commands menu. \UL\Save Directory\US\ Lets you save your current Directory in a file. Select this \ function from the Telephone Commands list. \UL\Load Directory\US\ Lets you load a directory that has been saved previously. \ Select this function from the Telephone Commands list. \UL\Print Directory\US\ Lets you make a printed copy of your directory. \ The information is sent to the printer attached to your \ computer. Select this function \ from the Telephone Commands list. \UL\Update Telephone Directory\US\ Lets you merge other phone directories with the current directory. \ When you select this function from the Telephone Commands menu, you are \ prompted to enter the name of the telephone directory file in your \ Filecabinet. The specified directory is then \ merged with the current directory, which may take up to fourteen minutes, \ depending on the directory size. Note that during the merge process, \ the various Telephone Directory sort keys are rebuilt, which may correct \ "out of sort" conditions that have existed in the directory being merged. \UL\Export Directory\US\ Lets you copy the contents of your current directory into an ASCII file. \ The ASCII file is \ stored in your Filecabinet as a Text Phone Directory file. \UL\Format Directory\US\ Lets you customize the fields that appear in your Directory. Although \ each entry has up to nine fields of information, only three fields \ are displayed in the Directory or Call screen. \EOT\ Name = Search Llabel = " SEARCH DIRCTORY" Slabel = "DIR SRCH" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Directory, Sort, Format Title = "Searching Your Directory for an Entry" Text = You can use the DIRCTORY SEARCH screen key to search your Directory \ for a specific entry. When you press the DIRCTORY SEARCH screen key from the Call screen \ or Directory you see the Directory Search form, which contains \ most of the \ fields in the Create Entry form. Fill in one or more of the \ fields with your search information. \ It may not be necessary \ to type in all the characters of the field. The first two or three \ characters may provide enough information to the search function for \ locating an entry. The search string is compared to the field in each \ directory entry, matching only characters in positions 1 through the \ length of the string supplied(for example, John in directory name \ John Smith). The Directory Search form contains the following fields upon which the \ search can take place. Following the field name is an indication of \ whether the field is valid for a voice entry, a data entry, or both entries. Name voice and data entries Phone # voice and data entries Alternate # voice and data entries EMail Address voice entries only Data Profile data entries only Connection data entries only Field 8 voice and data entries Field 9 voice and data entries To begin the search: 1\IND\From the Call screen or Directory, press the \ DIRCTORY SEARCH screen key to display the \ Directory Search form. 2\IND\Point to or highlight the field on which you want to search. 3\IND\Type the information that will satisfy the search condition. 4\IND\Repeat steps 2 and 3 for other fields, if desired. 5\IND\Press the Enter key to begin the search. 6\IND\Press the Enter key to place the call when the \ entry is found.\EOT\ Name = Edit Llabel = " EDIT DIRCTORY" Slabel = " ED DIR" Branch = Format, Modify, Voice Calls, Data Calls, Making Calls, Directory Title = "Editing Your Directory" Text = You can press the EDIT DIRCTORY screen key to display a \ list of selections \ available for creating, displaying, and editing the directory entries. The create voice entry, delete \ entry, and directory search functions are accessible from \ the Edit Directory menu, and from the keyboard, \ using the Creat, Dlete, and Find keys, respectively. The Directory editing functions available are: \UL\Create Voice Entry ( key)\US\ Displays the Create Voice Entry form for creating a single \ voice entry. Press the VOICE CALLS screen key for more information. \UL\Create Data Entry\US\ Displays the Create Data Entry form for creating a data entry. \ Press the DATA CALLS screen key for more information. \UL\Create Multiple Voice Entries\US\ Lets you create multiple voice entries. Terminate by \ pressing the Exit key when a blank form appears. Press the \ VOICE CALLS screen key for more information. \UL\Delete Entry ( key)\US\ Deletes the highlighted entry from the Directory or Call screen. \UL\Modify Entry\US\ Displays the create entry form for the entry highlighted in your Call \ Screen or Directory. You can change any of the information on the \ create entry form to modify that entry. \UL\Modify Field Names\US\ Lets you modify the names of fields 8 and 9. Press the \ MODIFY NAMES screen key for more information. \UL\Directory Format\US\ Lets you specify which of the create entry form fields are \ displayed on the Directory and Call screen. \ Press the DIRCTORY FORMAT screen key for more information.\EOT\ Name = Save Llabel = "SAVE DIR COMMAND" Slabel = "SAVE DIR" Branch = Using help, Directory, Load, Edit, Update Directory, Export Directory, Command List Title = "Saving a Directory in a File" Text = You can save your current Directory in a file so it can be reloaded \ onto the system at a later time. To do this, press the Cmd key to display the Telephone Commands \ menu, then select the \ Save directory choice. The Save Directory form prompts you to \ enter the name of the file or device on which the entry is to be saved. \ Type in the name and press Enter to create this file.\EOT\ Name = Load Llabel = "LOAD DIR COMMAND" Slabel = "LOAD DIR" Branch = Using help, Save, Load, Sort, Export Directory, Update Directory, Command List Title = "Loading a Directory From a File" Text = Use this command to copy, or load, a previously-saved directory \ into Telephone Manager. To load a directory, press the Cmd key to display the Telephone \ Commands menu, then select Load directory. \ The Load Directory form prompts you for the name \ of the file that contains the directory. Type in the name and press the \ Enter key. This command copies the directory over any existing \ entries in the current directory.\EOT\ Name = Format Llabel = "DIRCTORY FORMAT" Slabel = "FORMAT" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Directory, Edit Title = "Customizing Your Directory Format" Text = Although each entry can have up to nine fields with information \ on the entry, only three fields are displayed in the Directory or \ the Call screen. You can customize the Directory to display the fields \ that suit your purposes by selecting the Directory format choice \ from the Edit Directory menu. (Press the EDIT DIRECTORY screen key \ from the Call screen or Directory to display the Edit Directory menu.) When you select Directory form, you are presented with a form that shows you \ three fields and the current labels for those fields. The default is to \ display the Name in field 1, the Phone # in field 2, and the \ Alternate # in field 3. To change the fields shown in the display: 1\IND\Select the Directory Format choice from the Edit Directory menu. 2\IND\Highlight the field you want to change. 3\IND\Use the Mark key or the right mouse button to select the \ field you would rather see displayed on the Call screen and Directory. 4\IND\Press the Enter key to save your selections and exit the form.\EOT\ Name = Sort Llabel = "SORT DIR COMMAND" Slabel = "SORT" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Command List, Search, Format, Directory Title = "Sorting Your Directory by Field" Text = Normally, the Directory is sorted alphabetically by name. The sort \ command lets you display the entries in the Directory in a different \ order (by telephone number, for example). To sort your Directory: 1\IND\Bring up the command menu. 2\IND\Select the Sort by field choice to display the Sort menu. 3\IND\Point to and select the field by which to sort the Directory. Sorting the directory is recommended before \ using the DIRCTORY SEARCH screen \ key to search for an entry.\EOT\ Name = Voice Form Llabel = " VOICE ENTRY" Slabel = "V ENTRY" Branch = Phone Management, Directory, Phone Objects, Modify, Repertory Dial, Dialing Chars, Call Screen Title = "The Create/Modify Voice Entry Form" Text = The Create/Modify Voice Entry form appears when you are creating \ one or more voice entries, or \ when you are modifying an existing entry. It also appears \ when you create a voice Phone Number file from the Filecabinet. The fields in the form are: \UL\Name\US\ The name by which the entry is listed. \UL\Phone #\US\ The telephone number, including any special dialing characters needed to \ place the call. Press DIALING CHARS for a list of the special characters. \UL\Alternate #\US\ An optional alternate telephone number that allows you to \ keep more than one number for an entry (for example, \ home and business numbers). \UL\EMail Address\US\ The Electronic Mail address, or computer "name" for the associated \ entry. It is used for sending electronic mail messages \ to another UNIX PC user with the Electronic Mail program. \UL\Field 8\US\ A modifiable field for recording additional information. \UL\Field 9\US\ A modifiable field for recording additional information. (Press the MODIFY NAMES screen key for more information about \ relabeling fields 8 and 9.) \UL\In Call Screen?\US\ If you want to show an entry in the Call screen and the Directory, \ select Yes. \ If you select No, the entry is \ displayed in the Directory only. \UL\Function Key\US\ Lets you define a function key that can be used for \ repertory dialing. Press any key at this field to displays a menu \ of the available function keys that can be assigned. Press \ the REPRTORY DIALING screen key below for more information.\EOT\ Name = Data Form Llabel = " DATA ENTRY" Slabel = "D ENTRY" Branch = Phone Management, Directory, Phone Objects, Modify, Repertory Dial, Dialing Chars, Voice Form Title = "The Create/Modify Data Entry Form" Text = The Create/Modify Data Entry form appears when you create a \ data entry, or to modify an existing data entry. The form also \ appears when you create a data Phone Number file from the Filecabinet. The fields in the form are: \UL\Name\US\ The name by which the entry is listed in the Directory. \UL\Phone #\US\ The telephone number that dials the other computer, \ including any special dialing characters needed to place the call. \ Press the DIALING CHARS screen key below for a list of the special \ characters. \UL\Alternate #\US\ An optional alternate telephone number. You can dial this alternate \ telephone number if the other number is busy. \UL\Data Profile\US\ Shows the name of a data profile and communications package to be used \ for the data call. A data profile sets up communication \ information, such as baud rate, for the data call. Different types of data profiles set up different types of data \ calls. Two common data profile types are modem profiles and serial \ profiles. A modem profile sets up for a data call using a modem; a \ serial profile sets up for a data call using the DTE RS-232 port or \ a serial expansion port on your computer. You can use an existing data profile, \ you can modify an existing data profile, or you \ can create a new data profile. You can create a data profile by pressing the Create key with the cursor \ on this Data Profile Name field. The Terminal Setup form contains \ fields that provide information you need to create a data profile. \ Display the Terminal Setup form, then press the \ HELP key for information about the form. \UL\Connection\US\ Indicates how the data call connection is to be made, through a serial \ port, through a modem, or through a network. Use \ Mark key or the right mouse button to change this \ field to the desired value. \UL\Field 8\US\ A modifiable field for recording additional information. \UL\Field 9\US\ A modifiable field for recording additional information. (Press the MODIFY NAMES screen key for more information \ about relabeling fields 8 and 9.) \UL\In Call Screen?\US\ If you want to show an entry in the Call screen and the Directory, \ select Yes. \ If you select No, the entry is displayed in the Directory only. \UL\Function Key\US\ Allows you to define a function key that can be used for repertory \ dialing. Pressing any key at this field displays a menu of the \ available function keys that can be assigned. \ Press the REPRTORY DIALING screen key below for more information.\EOT\ Name = Modify Llabel = " MODIFY NAMES" Slabel = "MOD NAME" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Edit, Format, Voice Form, Directory, Data Form Title = "Modify Field Names" Text = The Modify Field Names choice in the Edit Directory menu displays a form \ that lets you customize the labels for fields 8 and 9 in \ the create entry form. \ To modify the field names: 1\IND\Press the EDIT DIRCTORY screen key to \ display the Edit Directory menu. 2\IND\Select Modify field names from the Edit Directory menu to \ display the Label Assignment menu. 3\IND\Highlight Field 8 or Field 9. 4\IND\Type the name (up to 50 characters) for the new label. 5\IND\Press the Enter key to save the label(s). The label(s) are displayed on the Create Entry form the next \ time you display this form. You can also use the Directory format function to display a custom \ field label such as Repertory #. Press the DIRCTORY FORMAT screen \ key below for more information.\EOT\ Name = Notes Llabel = " CALL NOTES" Slabel = "NOTES" Branch = Using help, Call History, Notepad, Show Notes, Notes Form, Notes Cmd, Command List Title = "Using the Notes Features" Text = The Telephone Manager's notes features allow you to take and save \ notes on your calls. The notes features are accessible when talking on the phone, when viewing \ the History List, or through the command menu. Press one of the screen \ keys below for more information on notes.\EOT\ Name = Notes Cmd Llabel = " SHOW COMMAND" Slabel = "SHOW CMD" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Notepad, Show Notes, Call History, Command List, Notes Title = "Showing Call Notes from the Call Screen or Directory" Text = You can show notes for a specific entry in your Call screen or \ Directory by pointing to the entry, and then \ pressing the Cmd key to display the Telephone Commands \ menu, then selecting the Show Notes item. If there are more notes than \ can be displayed on one screen, use the Roll \ Up and Roll down keys to display the hidden \ information. Press the Exit key when you finish reading the \ notes. For information about displaying call notes from the History List, \ press the SHOW NOTES screen key. \EOT\ Name = Show Notes Llabel = " SHOW NOTES" Slabel = "SHOW KEY" Branch = Using help, Call History, Notepad, Notes Cmd, Call History, Command List, Notes Title = "Showing Call Notes from the History List" Text = You can display call notes for entries in the Edit History List \ when the list is displayed. An asterisk (*) under the Notes column \ designates those entries with notes. Highlight an entry with an asterisk, then press the SHOW NOTES screen \ key to display all notes for that call. If there are more notes than \ can be displayed on one screen, use the Roll Up and Roll down keys \ to display the hidden information. Press the Exit key when you are \ finished reading the notes. For information about displaying call notes from your Call screen or \ Directory, press the SHOW COMMAND screen key.\EOT\ Name = Notepad Llabel = " TAKING NOTES" Slabel = "TK NOTE" Branch = Using help, Phone Management, Notes Cmd, Notes Form, Command List, Notes, Show Notes Title = "Taking Call Notes" Text = A telephone "note pad" is displayed automatically for all calls placed or \ answered from the computer. This allows you to keep notes on \ your calls for future reference. If you have taken notes previously for the active call, two windows \ are displayed. The top window displays the previous notes. The notes can be \ viewed but not edited. Select the top window by using \ the TOP WINDOW screen key. The BOTTOM WINDOW screen key returns you \ to the note pad. To take notes on a call: 1\IND\Press the Enter key when the Take Notes prompt appears. 2\IND\Type the notes in the window provided. 3\IND\Press the Return key at the end of each line and at \ the end of each note. 4\IND\Press the Exit key to save the notes and exit the window. The Take Notes prompt disappears if you do not respond \ to the prompt within a short period of time, or if you \ press the Cancl key. It is also possible to take \ notes after the prompt disappears by pressing the Cmd key and selecting \ Take notes on call from the Telephone Commands menu. \ The phone call must still be \ active for you to take notes. If you want to discard the notes, press \ the DISCARD NOTES screen key while the Take Notes window is displayed.\EOT\ Name = Notes Form Llabel = " NOTES FORM" Slabel = "NOTE FRM" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Notepad, Show Notes, Dialing, Notes Title = "The Call Notes Form" Text = When you take notes on a call, the Call Notes form prompts you for \ the following information: \UL\Name\US\ The name of the person on whom you are taking notes. \UL\Telephone number\US\ The telephone number of the call on which you are taking notes. Press the Enter key to save this information and display it in \ the Current Notes pad. When the Current Notes pad appears, you can \ type your notes. \EOT\ Name = Phone Objects Llabel = "PHONE # FILES" Slabel = "PH# FILE" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Phone Management, Making Calls, Voice Calls, Data Calls, Dialing Title = "Telephone Number Files" Text = Telephone numbers can be created and stored as a file in any one of your \ File folders. This feature lets you store all your information about someone \ in one folder, and to place calls (either \ voice or data) to that person while viewing other information in that \ folder. The telephone number is maintained in both the File folder and the \ Telephone Manager Directory list. Dialing these numbers activates the \ Telephone Manager. You can dial the number by highlighting the phone number file name in the \ folder and pressing the Enter key or the left mouse button. Refer to your user guide for information about profiles. \EOT\ Name = Call History Llabel = " CALL HISTORY" Slabel = "C HISTRY" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, History Commands, History Warning Title = "The Call History List" Text = For each telephone call, the Telephone Manager records the name, \ telephone number, date, time, duration of the call, and whether notes were \ taken on the call. This information is kept in the History \ List. You can display the History List by pressing the HISTORY screen \ key. You can customize some features of the History List, such as its size, \ through the Telephone Manager Preferences. The Preferences item \ is available \ from your Office. The History List is displayed in a form with the following fields: \UL\Number\US\ The telephone number associated with the call. \UL\Name\US\ The name of the person associated with the call. \UL\Time\US\ The amount of time spent on the call. \UL\Type\US\ This field shows "Out" for an outgoing call or "In" for an \ incoming call. \UL\When\US\ Displays the date and time of the call. \UL\Subject\US\ This is the call subject and can be filled in when you edit the list. \UL\Notes\US\ This field displays an asterisk (*) if there are notes for this call. When the History List reaches its maximum size, a warning message \ appears and you are given a number of options. (The History List's \ maximum size is determined in Telephone Preferences.) Press the \ WARNING MESSAGE screen key for more information. Press the HISTORY COMMANDS screen key below for more information \ about editing the History List.\EOT\ Name = History Commands Llabel = "HISTORY COMMANDS" Slabel = "HIS CMDS" Branch = Show Notes, Save History, Copy History, Clear History, Print History, Edit History, History Warning Title = "The History List Commands" Text = Several commands are available when the History List is displayed. The \ Show Notes command is availabe from the SHOW NOTES screen key only. \ Other commands are available from the History Commands menu. The \ History commands are briefly described below: \UL\Edit List\US\ Lets you edit information in the History List. \ Press the EDIT HISTORY screen key below for more information. \UL\Show Notes\US\ Lets you show notes for the entry \ highlighted on the History List. When the History List is displayed, \ this command is available only \ through the SHOW NOTES screen key. Other commands, described below, are available from the History \ Commands menu. To display the History Commands menu, press the \ Cmd key from the History List. \UL\Save history list\US\ Lets you save the History List in a file. Press the SAVE HISTORY \ screen key for more information. \UL\Clear history list\US\ Lets you erase the contents of your history list. Press \ the CLEAR HISTORY screen \ key for more help information. \UL\Copy list to paste buffer\US\ Lets you copy the contents of your history list \ to a paste buffer, so you can \ copy it to a file. Press the COPY HISTORY screen key for more \ help information. \UL\Print history list\US\ Lets you print a copy of the current History List. Press the \ PRINT HISTORY screen key below for more information. \EOT\ Name = Save History Llabel = " SAVE HISTORY" Slabel = "SVE LIST" Branch = Phone Overview, Call History, Show Notes, Print History, Edit History, History Warning, History Commands Title = "Saving Your History List" Text = You can save the contents of your History List in a file. This file \ is stored in the Filecabinet as a Standard file and \ can be copied to another file or program, such as a \ spreadsheet or a billing program. To save the History List: 1\IND\Display the History List. 2\IND\Press the Cmd key from the History List to display the History \ Commands menu. 3\IND\Select Save history list. 4\IND\Type a file name under which to save the History List. 5\IND\Press the Enter key to save the list. \EOT\ Name = Print History Llabel = " PRINT HISTORY" Slabel = "PRT HIST" Branch = Phone Overview, Call History, Show Notes, Save History, Edit History, History Warning, History Commands Title = "Printing Your History List" Text = You can print the contents of your History List on \ the printer attached to your computer. To print the History List: 1\IND\Display the History List. 2\IND\Press the Cmd key to display the History Commands menu. 3\IND\Select Print history list to send the History List to a printer. \EOT\ Name = Edit History Llabel = " EDIT HISTORY" Slabel = " ED HIST" Branch = Phone Overview, Call History, Show Notes, Save History, Print History, History Warning, History Commands Title = "Editing the Call History List" Text = The History List serves as a quick reference for the calls you have \ made. You may want to edit this list so it contains an accurate record of \ the calls. To do this: 1\IND\Display the History List. 2\IND\Highlight an item on the History List that needs information \ and press the Enter key. 3\IND\Edit the displayed form that allows you to enter a phone number, \ the name of the person you spoke to, and/or the subject of the call. 4\IND\Press the Enter key to add this information to the History \ List.\EOT\ Name = History Warning Llabel = " WARNING MESSAGE" Slabel = "WARN MSG" Branch = Phone Overview, Call History, Show Notes, Save History, Print History, Edit History, History Commands Title = "The Call History List Warning Message" Text = The size of the History List is determined by a setting in the Phone \ manager choice of the Preferences selections. See your user guide for \ more information on how this size can be altered. When the History List has reached its maximum number of entries, a warning \ message is displayed, followed by 5 selections for editing the list: \UL\Clear History List\US\ Erases the current History List. \UL\Save, then clear History List\US\ Saves the current History List in a file stored in the \ Filecabinet and then erases the list. \UL\Copy to Clipboard, then clear History List\US\ Copies the contents of the current History List to the paste buffer, so \ that the History list can be pasted into the Clipboard, \ and then erases the list. \UL\Print, then clear History List\US\ Prints the contents of the current History List, and then erases the list. \UL\Ignore warning\US\ No notes are erased or saved. The warning is displayed until \ one of the editing options is selected.\EOT\ Name = Command List Llabel = "COMMAND LIST" Slabel = "CMD LST" Branch = Phone Management, Directory, Display Commands, Notes Commands, Dir Mgt Commands, Email, Alternate Number Title = "The Telephone Manager Commands List" Text = Press the Cmd key to display the Telephone Manager Commands menu. \ The menu provides commands to help you dial numbers, \ display and enter call notes, and perform Directory commands. To display the Telephone Manager Commands menu: 1\IND\Display the Call screen or the Directory. 2\IND\Press the Cmd key or move the mouse cursor into the Call screen \ or Directory window and press the middle mouse button. Briefly, these commands do the following: \UL\Dial alternate number\US\ Dials the alternate \ number for the entry highlighted in the Call screen or Directory. \ Press the ALT # COMMAND screen key for more information. \UL\Display Call Screen\US\ Displays the Call screen when the \ Directory is displayed. Press the DISPLAY \ COMMANDS screen key for more information. \UL\Display Directory\US\ Displays the Directory when the Call screen \ is displayed. Press the DISPLAY COMMANDS screen key for more information. \UL\Display repertory dialing numbers\US\ Displays the telephone \ numbers assigned to function keys. Press the DISPLAY COMMANDS screen \ key for more information. \UL\Export Directory\US\ Copies your telephone directory to an ASCII file \ in your Filecabinet. You specify the name of the file to be used. \UL\Load directory\US\ Loads in or copies a directory saved as \ a file. Press the DIR MGT COMMANDS screen key for more information. \UL\Print directory\US\ Prints the current directory list. Press \ the DIR MGT COMMANDS screen key for more information. \UL\Save directory\US\ Saves the current directory in a file. Press \ the DIR MGT COMMANDS screen key for more information. \UL\Send electronic mail\US\ Displays a form so you can send written \ messages to another UNIX PC user. Press the EMAIL COMMAND screen key \ for more information. \UL\Show Notes file\US\ Displays call notes on an entry highlighted in \ the Directory or Call screen. Press the NOTES COMMANDS screen \ key for more information. \UL\Sort by field\US\ Sorts the directory by a designated field. \ Press the DIR MGT COMMANDS screen key for more information. \UL\Take notes on call\US\ Displays the "notepad" before, during or after \ a call so that notes can be taken. Press the NOTES COMMANDS \ screen key for more information. \UL\Update Telephone Directory\US\ Lets you merge other phone \ directory files with the current directory file to update it. Note \ that the merge process could take up to 14 minutes, depending on the \ size of the directory files. Press the DIR MGT COMMANDS screen \ key for more information. To select a command from the menu: 1\IND\Use the mouse or the cursor keys to highlight a command. \ Note that sometimes it may be necessary to highlight an entry first \ before selecting a command. 2\IND\Press the Enter key or the left mouse button.\EOT\ Name = Alternate Number Llabel = " ALT # COMMAND" Slabel = "ALT# CMD" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Voice Form, Dialing, Command List Title = "Using an Alternate Number to Dial" Text = Use this command to dial an alternate number from the Call screen or \ Directory. You define this alternate number when you create an entry. To dial a number in the Alternate # field: 1\IND\Highlight the entry on the Call screen or Directory. 2\IND\Press the Cmd key to display the Telephone Commands menu. 3\IND\Select Dial alternate number, and press the Enter key or the \ left mouse button.\EOT\ Name = Display Commands Llabel = "DISPLAY COMMANDS" Slabel = "DISPLAY" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Call Screen, Directory Screen, Repertory Dial, Command List Title = "The Display Commands" Text = Press the CALL SCREEN screen key for help displaying the Call screen. Press the DIRCTORY SCREEN screen key for help displaying the Directory. Press the REPRTORY DIALING screen key for help displaying the \ repertory dialing numbers.\EOT\ Name = Notes Commands Llabel = " NOTES COMMANDS" Slabel = "NOT CMD" Branch = Using help, Show Notes, Notes Cmd, Notepad, Command List Title = "The Notes Commands" Text = Telephone Manager provides you with a notetaking feature to help \ you keep track of your telephone calls. Press the screen keys \ described below for information about the Notes commands. For help showing call notes from the Call screen or the Directory, \ press the SHOW COMMAND screen key. For help showing call notes from the History List, press the \ SHOW NOTES screen key. For help using the Take notes on call command, press the \ TAKING NOTES screen key.\EOT\ Name = Dir Mgt Commands Llabel = "DIR MGT COMMANDS" Slabel = "DIR MGT" Branch = Print Directory, Save, Sort, Load, Update Directory, Export Directory, Directory Screen Title = "The Directory Management Commands" Text = Telephone Manager provides several Directory commands to help you \ organize your telephone calls. Press the screen keys described \ below for information about the Directory commands. For help displaying the Directory, press the DIRCTORY SCREEN screen \ key. For help printing your Directory, press the PRINT DIR CMD screen key. For help saving your Directory, press the SAVE DIR COMMAND screen key. For help exporting your Directory, press the EXPORT DIR screen key. For help updating your Directory, press the UPDATE DIR screen key. For help sorting your Directory, press the SORT DIR COMMAND screen key. For help loading your Directory, press the LOAD DIR COMMAND screen key. \EOT\ Name = Email Llabel = " EMAIL COMMAND" Slabel = " EMAIL" Branch = Using help, Phone Overview, Phone Setup, Alternate Number, Voice Form, Command List Title = "The Send Electronic Mail Command" Text = Use this command to send a written message to another UNIX PC user. The message is sent by the Electronic Mail program through the telephone \ lines. This means the telephone lines must be set up to send and receive \ data calls. This setup is done through the Hardware Setup choice in \ Administration. The name or "address" of the receiving computer must also be known to the \ Electronic Mail program. This is done through the Mail Setup choice in \ Administration. Refer to your user guides or to your system Administrator for instructions \ on setting up and sending these messages.\EOT\ Name = Print Directory Llabel = " PRINT DIR CMD" Slabel = "PRIN DIR" Branch = Using help, Phone Management, Directory, Directory Screen, Command List, Dir Mgt Commands Title = "Printing Your Directory" Text = Select the Print Directory command from the Telephone Commands menu \ to print the current directory list on the printer attached to your \ computer.\EOT\ Name = Clear History Llabel = " CLEAR HISTORY" Slabel = "CLR HIST" Branch = Using help, Phone Management, Call History, Edit History, History Commands, History Warning, Command List Title = "Clearing Your History List" Text = The Clear History command lets you erase the contents of \ your History List. \ You can select the Clear History command two ways, as described below. When your history list becomes full, a warning message appears to tell \ you. The message includes a menu that contains items to let you \ clear the history list or save its contents. To clear the list: o\IND\Select the item Clear History from the Warning message \ menu; then press the Enter key. To clear your history list before it gets full: 1\IND\From the Edit History List window, press the Cmd key to display \ the History Commands menu. 2\IND\Select the item Clear history list; then press the Enter key. \EOT\ Name = Copy History Llabel = " COPY HISTORY" Slabel = "COPY HIS" Branch = Using help, Phone Management, Call History, Edit History, History Commands, History Warning, Command List Title = "Copying the History List into a Paste Buffer" Text = The Copy History command copies the contents of your history list into \ the paste buffer so the list can be copied into a file or your \ Clipboard. The command also clears the history list. You can select the Copy History command two ways, as described below. When your history list becomes full, a warning message appears to tell \ you. The message includes a menu that contains items to let you \ clear the history list or save its contents. To copy the contents of \ the list into the paste buffer, then clear the list: o\IND\Select the item Copy to paste buffer, then clear history list \ from the Warning message menu; then press the Enter key. \IND\Once the history list is copied into the paste buffer and \ cleared, you can \ paste it into a new or existing file. To copy your history list before it gets full: 1\IND\From the Edit History List window, press the Cmd key to display \ the History Commands menu. 2\IND\Select the item Copy list to paste buffer; then press \ the Enter key. \IND\The history list is copied into the paste buffer. You can paste \ it into a new or existing file. \EOT\ Name = Update Directory Llabel = " UPDATE DIR" Slabel = "UPDT DIR" Branch = Using help, Phone Management, Call Screen, Directory Screen, Command List, Dir Mgt Commands, Save Title = "Updating Your Directory" Text = Once you save your directory to a Phone Directory file, you cannot \ edit that file (the file is useful for backup and \ transfer purposes). You can, however, update the Phone Directory \ file by merging other directory files with it. Depending on the size of your directory files, the merge process can \ take up to 14 minutes. To update your Phone Directory file: 1\IND\Enter the new directory entries into a file. Or, if you already \ have a directory file containing the entries you want to add to your \ directory file, use that. 2\IND\Copy or move the file with the new entries into your \ Filecabinet (or the Filecabinet that contains the Phone \ Directory file to be updated). 3\IND\From the Call screen or the Directory press the Cmd key \ to display the Telephone Commands menu. 4\IND\Select the item Update Telephone Directory and \ press the Enter key. \IND\You see the Update Telephone Directory form. 5\IND\Type the name of the file containing the new directory \ entries; then press the Enter key. \EOT\ Name = Export Directory Llabel = " EXPORT DIR" Slabel = "EXP DIR" Branch = Using help, Phone Management, Call Screen, Directory Screen, Command List, Directory, Dir Mgt Commands Title = "Exporting Your Directory to a File" Text = You can export (copy) the contents of \ your directory into an ASCII file. \ The file to which you export your \ directory is stored in your Filecabinet as a Text Phone Directory \ file. To export your directory: 1\IND\From the Call screen or Directory, press the Cmd key to \ display the Telephone Commands menu. 2\IND\Select the item Export Directory and press the Enter key to \ display the Export Directory form. 3\IND\Type a name for the export file and press the Enter key. \EOT\ Name = Terminal Profile Llabel = "TERMINAL PROFILES" Slabel = "T PROFS" Branch = Using help, Phone Management, Making Calls, Data Form, Connect Device, Command List Title = "Creating a Data Profile" Text = Data profiles are files that contain the information needed to set \ up your computer for a data call. The Profile Types menu lets you \ select the type of profile you want to create. You can choose from: o\IND\Modem profiles, which set up communications using the built-in \ modem and the telephone lines. o\IND\Serial profiles, which set up communications using an RS-232 \ port. Select the port you want to use from the Profile Types menu. o\IND\Network profiles, which set up communications with a network. Note that the list of profile types will vary, depending on the \ communications packages you use. To create a profile from the Create Data Entry form: 1\IND\Move the cursor to the Data Profile Name field. 2\IND\Press the Creat key to display the Profile Types menu. 3\IND\Select the type of profile you want to create. You see the \ Terminal Profile form. 4\IND\In the Profile Name field, type the name you want to give the \ new profile. 5\IND\Press the Return key to move the cursor to the Application Name \ field, then press the Mark key until you see the name of \ the communications package you want to use. 6\IND\Press the Enter key to display the Terminal Setup form, \ which lets you set up your computer for communications. 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Try using 'Security' command to change above profile to 'Read=Public'Profile %s not found in Filecabinet/ProfilesUnknown error in opening profile %sError reading profile %sComm profile is bad   , : H V d t     Serial Port 1Serial Port 2Serial Port 3Serial Port 4Serial Port 5Serial Port 6Serial Port 0 /usr/lib/ua/Comm_pkgsrNot enough memory in phappNot enough memory in phapp parserError in Comm_pkgs file, NAME field missingError in Comm_pkgs file, CONNECTION field missingError in Comm_pkgs file, SUFFIX field missingError in Comm_pkgs file, SETUP field missingFile format error in /usr/lib/ua/Comm_pkgs/etc/.rs232_00%1dNAMECONNECTIONSUFFIXCREATEMODIFYSETUPNOSETUPORIGINATEError occurred, could not recoverProfile %s not found in Filecabinet/ProfilesProfile %s of wrong type for application %sProfile %s unreadable, bad permissions. Try using "Security" command to change Filecabinet/Profiles/%s to "Write=Public"Profile %s unwritable, bad permissions. 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Try laterTried to dial, but port %s not configured for dialing.Need number to dial; enter number in the "Create data entry" form.Error occurred, could not recover0707070000020111671006660001460001440000011320040403654773600000400000000531zap#sccs "@(#) /b4/law/sccs/ph/s.zap 1.1" PATH=/bin:/usr/bin IFS=' ' #just a newline SIG=-9 case $1 in "") echo 'Usage: zap [-2] pattern' 1>&2; exit 1 ;; -*) SIG=$1; shift esac # kill all process of argument I=`ps -e | grep "$*" | cut -c1-6` for PROCESS in $I do kill $SIG $PROCESS done #kill $SIG `ps -e | grep "$*" | awk '{print $1}'` 0707070000020111671006660001460001440000011320040403654773600001300000000000TRAILER!!! 2 9 @ G L T ` k x       q    N _ @ q           )   .phdircm.dir00000 NamePhone #Alternate #EMail StopComm ProfileComm DeviceLogon SequenceField 8Field 9In Call Screen?SLK KeyApplication NamesPlease select the terminal application to useProfile Name Enter the name of the terminal profile to be createdApplication Name Enter the name of the application to useTerminal Profile