Making Calls Sample Clauses

Making Calls. The Stage Manager is responsible for making "calls".
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Making Calls. You can make calls after successful registration with your telephony provider by typing in your destination number2 and hitting the return button. You can alternatively use your mouse to compose youir destination number by clicking the corresponding digits on the dialpad5 followed by the dial button. *Tip: Use your arrow keys to scroll through your call records and simply dial any number from your call records. The Call Timer3 automatically starts and stops each time you start a new or hang up on an existing call. If the user currently being called is istored in the phonebook, the users name2 is also displayed on the screen. This applies too for incoming calls with an available caller ID.
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