Multi-Tech Systems FF200 User Manual

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Chapter 4:  FaxFinder Server Software Screens 
Multi-Tech Systems, Inc.           FF200 FaxFinder Fax Server Admin User Guide 
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Phone Book Screen 
The Phone Book screen maps the PBX extension phone numbers of clients to their respective email 
inbox addresses at which they will receive incoming faxes as viewable drawing files. 
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Name
User ID Email  Address Ext#
Function
Phone Book
add
update delete
update
update
update
delete
delete
delete
update
update
update
 
Sorting Function.  You can sort the entries of this screen by doing a mouse-over on the name/identifier 
of any column that has variable entries.  After you click on the column name, the entries will be re-sorted 
by that column’s parameter in ascending alphabetical or numerical order. 
Phone Book Screen Field Definitions 
Field Name 
Values 
Description 
 
 
Name column 
alphanumeric 
For each client entry, this column shows the 
client’s name. 
User ID column 
alphanumeric 
For each client entry, this column lists an 
additional one-word identifier for each client that 
is typically shorter than the client’s name.  Often 
this consists of initials, first name only, first initial 
plus last name, etc. The “User ID” field of the 
FaxFinder Server Phone Book corresponds to 
the “Username” field of the FaxFinder Fax Client 
Software (see “Add FaxFinder Address” screen).  
Email Address column 
alphanumeric in 
email name format 
For each client entry, this column shows the 
client’s email address. 
 
 
 
Ext # column 
numeric 
For each client entry, this column shows the 
client’s PBX extension phone number.  This is 
the directory number for incoming faxes only.   
Function column 
Buttons for 
Update, Delete, 
and Add functions 
For each client entry, this column presents 
functions that can be invoked upon the entry.