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You want to place a call
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Office 1600IP
Dial from the phone book (contacts)
Note: A private contact can be classed by first name or last name. This can
be defined when you enter the contact.
Your Office 1600/1600IP is idle.
Click Contacts in the toolbar. The contacts view is opened.
Select the phone book you want: The Public phone book in the
second tab contains all internal subscribers and abbreviated dialling
numbers in your company. The Private phone book in the third tab
contains your private contacts. The All phone book in the first tab con-
tains the contacts from the two other phone books.
If Office 1600/1600IP is connected to an MS Exchange server, you
also have access to the contacts stored there
(see "Maintain contacts", Page 63).
Click the key with the first letter of the desired name, or write the name
in the input field on the toolbar.
Click the contact you want, or use the mouse to drag the contact to
the input field in the main view (a double click opens the contact
details).
Hold the media device to your ear and click the Call key in the toolbar.
The subscriber is called.
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