Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 8.5 Guia Do Utilizador
Agent Desktop Interface
November 2006
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Figure 10.
Status bar
Desktop Preferences
The Desktop Preferences dialog box enables you to control how Agent Desktop
behaves on your computer during the current session, and whether or not team
messages are stationary or scroll.
behaves on your computer during the current session, and whether or not team
messages are stationary or scroll.
NOTE: If the system administrator configures your toolbar so that the
Preferences button is hidden, you will not be able to change the
desktop preferences.
Preferences button is hidden, you will not be able to change the
desktop preferences.
Setting the Window Behavior Mode
By default, the Agent Desktop interface is minimized when idle and opens when calls
are present (Normal mode). You can change this behavior mode during the current
session using the Preferences tab in the Desktop Preferences dialog box (see
are present (Normal mode). You can change this behavior mode during the current
session using the Preferences tab in the Desktop Preferences dialog box (see
.
NOTE: The window behavior mode reverts to the global mode set by
your administrator after you close Agent Desktop. You must reset the
behavior mode each time you start Agent Desktop if you prefer
something other than the globally-set mode.
your administrator after you close Agent Desktop. You must reset the
behavior mode each time you start Agent Desktop if you prefer
something other than the globally-set mode.
Access the Desktop Preferences dialog box by clicking the Preferences button on the
toolbar.
toolbar.
Current status of Agent Desktop features
Current agent state and the time spent in that state
Agent ID or Name, as entered in the Login dialog box at startup
Agent extension, as entered in the Login dialog box at startup
Agent name, as configured in ICM
Current system time in 24-hour format
Agent’s mobile phone number (if applicable)