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Visual Voice Editor (Custom Prompts)<br />

Procedure 2: Cutting, Copying, Pasting & Trimming<br />

You can edit audio data in the Waveform View. The method is similar to editing text in<br />

a word processor. You select the range you want to edit (see “Procedure 1” above)<br />

then click the required Edit menu item.<br />

! Edit > Cut Cuts the selected section of the prompt and places it on the<br />

Windows Clipboard.<br />

Visual Voice Editor then shifts the rest of the prompt back to fill in the<br />

gap, similar to deleting text in a word processor.<br />

! Edit > Copy Copies the selected section of the prompt and places it<br />

on the Windows Clipboard.<br />

! Edit > Paste Pastes the audio data from the Windows Clipboard at the<br />

selected point in the selected prompt.<br />

Data after that point is shifted to the right, similar to inserting text in a<br />

word processor.<br />

! Edit > Trim Deletes all data except for the currently selected range. This is<br />

useful for eliminating leading or trailing silence at the beginning and end of<br />

a prompt.<br />

These commands are useful, when selecting the data to edit:<br />

! Edit > Undo This undoes the last editing action.<br />

Note: This can be useful, if you wish to toggle an edit on or off in order to<br />

see its effect.<br />

! Edit > Goto Opens the Goto/Insert Prompt dialog box.<br />

You can type a number in the Enter a Prompt Number field and click<br />

OK to move quickly to a specified prompt.<br />

! File > Compact Removes extra data and the unused space in the file that<br />

may result from the editing operation.<br />

<strong>Avaya</strong> Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the <strong>Avaya</strong> MSS<br />

5–14 MAS <strong>Administration</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

February 2007

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