If it will work with an SLT, the set doesn't need to exist. Connect the set to the SLT port, set forwarding (7719?), then remove set.
Don
Century Communications Euclid, Ohio
Harry S. wrote:
It will also work if you use a slt in the phone room with the extension in question and do an all call forward
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Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
This method will allow people in the office to be able to use VTR or voicemail transfer to send calls to his mailbox:
1. change his actual ext number to a different (available) number.
The whole point is to maintain that extension #.
2. create a phantom extension with the same number as his mailbox.
Don't phantoms have to exist somewhere? On another PT button, or?
3. either turn on "call blocking" from within his mailbox (call transfer features or something like that), or through pc programming set his box to
"all calls transfer to mailbox".
That works with no PT set? I'll try that.
4. relax and enjoy the praise from everyone as they confirm that you are still the wizard who can do anything with phones.
(If you don't need VTR, then you will not need to create a phantom ext.)
The whole point is to maintain that extension and VM; he can call in and check it....
-- It's so cold here, the lawyers have there hands in their own pockets!
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