.1 Parameter "Mailbox"

Select, from the dialogue box preferences "MSNs/Messages"  the menupoint "Connect". From this select the required operation mode in the pop-up-menu, either fax&data or voice&fax&data. If you use ISDN you can set every MSN to a different mode.

Preferences "Mailbox"

You find this dialogue box by clicking on the entry "perferences" in the pull-down-menu and selecting "Mailbox".

You receive a dialogue box in which all relevant preadjustments for the mailbox can be made. 

Supervisor Password

Select a password, for yourself, which should not be easy for anybody else to find out! (should anybody find out, just think of the damage or embarrassment they could cause) The password can contain all special characters but no control symbols/characters (like ¶)!

Now follow the adjustments of the various paths. Pathadjustment is the same as everywhere in CoMa. (Click on the path and the file selection box appears and you can adjust the path- you have read this handbook before, havn't you?)

Greeting Text

Under greeting text you can create a path for a text file which will be used to greet your callers.

Timeout

The time you enter here will be the time after which a connection will be disconnected if no activity is taking place. This avoids the telephone line (and your computer) being blocked, and also saves your caller a potentially large bill.

Password Friends, Friend Download

You can define a password and a special folder (Friend Download) to which only certain people have access. This folder can branch into several sub-folders, but the user will not be able to get into higher levels. A switch of the partition is not possible either.

Password Guest, Guest Download

We have provided the password "Guest" for access to a special folder for guests. Because this password is quite common for access for guests you should not change it. If you want to let only a selected circle of friends have access go ahead and change it. In this case no advice for guest access will appear after login.

Upload

Enter a path for your files sent to you, i.e. entered into your computer from "outside".