Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Release Notes

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Release Note, Cisco MeetingServer 5.1.1 
 
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                        Cisco Systems  
Revision Date: 3/11/05 
 
Macro Type 
Description 
Parameters 
Go To 
Standard 
Application 
Jumps to standard 
MeetingPlace 
menus 
One of DID meeting, MeetingNotes, Profile 
Access, Combined Access, or Loop Through 
Transfer 
Option 
Plays a menu of up 
to 9 choices 
For each choice, you specify: 
  Touchtone key that selects the option 
  Prompt to describe this option 
  State to jump to if this option is selected 
  Whether option is currently available 
Hang up the 
call 
Hangs up 
None 
Find meeting 
Selects the meeting 
to attend or review 
  Choose whether to access current, past, or 
future meetings 
  Choose how meetings are defined (by ID 
or category) 
  Number of meetings to find 
  Presentation style of meetings 
Access 
MeetingNotes 
Chooses which 
objects of selected 
meeting to review 
One of Meeting recording, All voice 
comments, All attachments, Specific voice 
comment, or Specific attachment 
Get Profile 
Request that user 
enter valid profile 
number and 
password. 
State to jump to if successful and state to 
jump to on the following error conditions: 
  No valid ID 
  Timeout 
  Too many attempts 
  Profile in use 
  User presses * 
 
To use a Flex Menu macro, you must first enter it. 
1.  From the Flex Menu Designer window, click New. The New Macro screen appears. 
2.  Choose the Macro Type you want to use, and click OK. The macro appears in the structure panel of 
the Flex Menu Designer. The Structure panel is divided into columns, which contain parameters. 
3.  Click on each parameter and fill in the appropriate pop-ups. 
4.  Repeat step 3 for all parameters. You will have to return to those parameters requiring you to enter 
states that you have not yet programmed, after you have completed those portions of your Flex Menu 
application. 
8.3.2.1.3 Finding Meetings 
To access meetings to attend or review, you must first find the meetings. You can search for meetings 
based on their meeting ID or the meeting category. 
8.3.2.1.3.1
  Meeting Categories 
The Find Meeting macro can find a specific meeting or generate a list of meetings based on the meeting 
ID or meeting category over a fixed range of time.