TELEPHONE DIALING SETUP FILE HELP
<Ctrl Z> Undo present changes to line cursor is on.
Local Exchange Off-Peak Prefix (o)
Area Code Group 1, 2 and 3 Prefixes (o)
Area Code Group 1, 2 and 3 Off-Peak Prefixes (o)
Other Area Codes Off-Peak Prefix (o)
Local Area Code Off-peak Prefix (o)
close lookup <F5> enter Journals <Ctrl J><Ctrl K> close all lookups<Shift F5> dial Telephone <Ctrl T> open lookup <F6> put on Word processor <Ctrl W> alternate lookup <Shift F6> undo changes <Ctrl Z> save record <F9> run macro <F4> delete record <Shift F9> make new macro <Shift F4> selection screen <F10> enter calculator <Shift F3> go to menu bar <Shift F10> Exit one level <Esc> <QUESTIONS about . . .> exit ABC <Alt-F4> --TELEPHONE DIALING SETUP (o)
TELEPHONE DIALING SETUP FILE HELP
<Ctrl N> Clear the screen, without saving or unsaving the
current record, and set the reference number to the next
available number.
<F5> exit lookup <Shift F5> close all lookups
<F6> open lookup <Shift F6> alterate lookup
<F9> save record <Shift F9> delete record
<F10> selection screen <Shift F10> go to menu bar
<Esc> Exit one level <Alt-F4> exit ABC
QUESTIONS about . . .
TELEPHONE DIALING SETUP (o)
This screen is used for setting up phone dialing from your computer. This is available if you have a modem properly connected to your computer.
If you use prefixes for any of your long-distance calls, they should be entered here.
TELEPHONE DIALING SETUP TOOLS HELP <Ctrl G> You will receive a message telling you what entry location and field number your cursor is at. Type in the number of the entry location you want your cursor to be moved to and press enter, and your cursor will be moved to that location.
<Ctrl J> or <Ctrl K> This gives you two notepads to keep
on file anything that you want to remember about this
purchase order. <Ctrl T> Dial Telephone. For detailed help, press <T>.
<Ctrl W> Puts the modem # on a Word Processor list. To see
the list, press F10, W, Ctrl N (to clear screen), and then
type oLIST. To learn more, press <W>.
<Ctrl Z> Undo present changes to line cursor is on.
<Shift F4> Record Macro. Press <Shift F3> calculator. Use + to add and total and - to
subtract. Use / to divide and * to multiply. Use ) to
clear and ( for off. Use = or
Modem Number (o)
Modem Port Number (o)
Local Area Code (o)
Toll-free Local Exchanges(o)
Tone or Pulse Dialing (o)
Enter a P, if your phone uses pulse
dialing, like a rotary phone.
Initialization string (o)
Toll-free Local Exchange Prefix (o)
If you need to dial a 1 or some other
number, before you dial a local number,
enter that number here.
Local Exchange Off-Peak Prefix (o)
Area Code Group 1, 2 and 3 Prefixes (o)
Enter the correct prefixes for each group of area
codes. Usually this is 1.
Area Code Group 1, 2 and 3 Off-Peak Prefixes (o)
Enter the correct suffix for each group of area
codes. (Suffixes are rarely used.)
Other Area Codes Prefix (o)
Other Area Codes Off-Peak Prefix (o)
Local Area Code Prefix (o)
Local Area Code Off-peak Prefix (o)
<F4> Start macro from the line the cursor is on. Press
Enter the modem number. This field is for
use by professional technicians.
Enter the modem port #. This field is for
use by professional technicians.
Enter your local area code.
Enter all the 3-digit local telephone
codes that are in your toll-free calling
area. Use commas to separate them.
Enter a T, if your phone is a touchtone
phone.
This field is for use by professional
technicians.
This field is provided in case you ever
have to add one or more digits when you
dial a local number.
Area Code Groups 1, 2 and 3 allow you to use
different codes as prefixes to different groups of
area codes if needed. One example would be if you
use an access code for some long distance numbers
and not for others. For example, 800 numbers.
Area Code Groups 1, 2 and 3 allow you to use
different codes as suffixes to different groups of
area codes if needed.
If you dial all long distance area codes
alike, use this field to show what prefix
you use for those area codes. Usually this
is simply 1.
If you dial all long distance area codes
alike, use this field to show what suffix
you use for those area codes. (This is
rarely used.)
Enter the prefix that you use for long
distance calls within your same area code.
For example, 1.
Enter the suffix that you use for long
distance calls within your same area code,
if you use one. (This is rare.)