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Caller Applications Editor
Modular Messaging Software Caller Apps Node
This topic describes the context-sensitive commands and screens available, when the
Modular Messaging Software Caller Apps node is selected in the tree of the
Modular Messaging Caller Applications window.
Notes:
! For information about the main window and other nodes, see Modular
Messaging Caller Applications Window & Nodes on page 6-22.
! For an overview and procedures for using caller applications, see
Understanding Caller Applications on page 6-3.
Modular Messaging Software Caller Apps
All caller applications form branches off this top-level node. You can open existing
caller applications from this node and configure settings that affect all the new caller
applications you create.
When you select this node in the tree, the right hand pane shows the Deployed
Applications node and lists the names of any caller application nodes.
Menus and Icons available from this node
! Action > Open Application... Launches the standard Windows Open
dialog box. Select a *.UMA file to open an existing caller application.
If the Caller Application Editor has been configured to do so, you will
then be prompted with the Open Caller Application dialog box, where
you can select which language you would like to edit. See Open Caller
Application Dialog Box on page 6-35.
! Action > New > Caller Application... Launches the New Caller
Application dialog box, where you can create a caller application. It then
appears beneath the Modular Messaging Software Caller Apps node.
See New Caller Application Dialog Box on page 6-37.
! Action > Properties Launches the Modular Messaging Software
Caller Apps Properties dialog box, where you can set preferences for all
the new caller applications you create. See Modular Messaging Software
Caller Apps Properties Dialog Box on page 6-33.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
6–24 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007