ATT Passageway For Partner Communications System User Guide

							Using Log Viewer
Log Viewer Menu Bar Options
Log Viewer provides the following options in the menu bar:
n    File
n    Edit
n    View
n     Setup
n    Help
This section describes the options contained in each Log Viewer menu.
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File
The File menu contains the following options:
n   Print View
n   Print Setup...
n   Exit
Print View
Prints the entries that meet the criteria you specified.
Print Setup...
Displays the Windows printer setup window, allowing you to modify the printer
settings (for example, paper size and orientation).
Exit
Exits the Log Viewer application.
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							Using Log Viewer
Edit
The Edit menu contains the following options:
n    Copy
n    Delete
n    Move to Archive
n    Select All
Copy
Copies the currently selected information from the Log Viewer window and
places it in the Windows Clipboard.
Delete
Deletes the currently selected information from the Log Viewer window. Once
deleted, this information is no longer present in the call log.
Move to Archive
Deletes the currently selected information from the Log Viewer window and
adds it to the call log archive file.
Select All
Selects all of the entries currently displayed in the Log Viewer window.
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View
The View menu contains the following options:
n    Filter/Sort Options...
n    Refresh
n    Hide Account Field
Filter/Sort Options...
Enables you to specify which calls you want displayed in the Log Viewer (that
is, filter), and the order in which you want the calls displayed (that is, sort).
Refresh
Updates the information displayed in the Log Viewer.
Hide Account Field
Enables you to either show or hide the account codes associated with the calls
displayed in the Log Viewer. A check next to this option indicates that the
account codes will not be displayed for each call.
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Setup
The Setup menu contains the Preferences option.
Preferences...
Enables you set Log Viewer to perform the following procedures automatically:
n    delete entries after a specified number of days
n    add automatically deleted entries to an archive file
n    display a warning when a specified percentage of the call log is filled
Help
The Help menu contains the following options:
n    Contents
n    Search for Help on...
n    How to Use Help
n    About PassageWay Log Viewer...
Contents
Enables you to access the on-line help for Log Viewer.
Search for Help on...
Enables you to access help information on a certain topic.
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How to Use Help
Describes how to use the on-line help for Log Viewer.
About PassageWay Log Viewer
Displays the Log Viewer version number, the number of entries currently in the
view (that is, the number of entries that meet the criteria you specified), the
capacity of the call log, and the number of entries in the call log.
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							Using AT&TConnect
Overview
This chapter provides the following information:
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na description of AT&TConnect
how to access AT&TConnect
tasks you may have to perform with AT&TConnect
a description of all the AT&TConnect menu options
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							Using AT&TConnect
What Is AT&TConnect?
AT&TConnect is the manager for all the PassageWay applications. Even when
a user is not using a PassageWay application, but is using the adapter in
Autodial mode (or Hayes mode), the AT&TConnect software ensures correct
operation of the serial port.
Every time you invoke Windows, AT&TConnect is automatically loaded (unless
you removed the AT&TConnect icon from your StartUp group), and its icon
appears at the bottom of your screen. If you did not specify a valid COM port
when you installed the PassageWay software, the system will prompt you for a
COM port when you invoke AT&TConnect. After you specify the COM port,
AT&TConnect retains this information and does not prompt you for it again.
Once AT&TConnect has a valid COM port, the software attempts to
communicate with the adapter. If AT&TConnect is unable to communicate with
the adapter, the system displays a troubleshooting window. When
AT&TConnect successfully communicates with the adapter, the AT&TConnect
icon appears at the bottom of your screen.
Running AT&TConnect
If AT&TConnect is in your StartUp group, the AT&TConnect icon is displayed
automatically at the bottom of your screen when you access Windows. To run
AT&TConnect manually, you must first access Windows and open the program
group that contains the PassageWay applications. To access AT&TConnect,
double-click on the AT&TConnect icon at the bottom of your screen. The
AT&TConnect window appears.
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							Using AT&TConnect
Figure 7-1. AT&TConnect Window
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