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Client Functionality
Client Installation and Configuration
Startup Options
Login Later
Login Automatically
When selected, the user is not logged in at startup. The user will be
prompted to login when they try to access the fax server.
When selected, the user is automatically logged in at startup. The first time
the user logs in, they will have to enter their correct password. After the
system has been used once, the user does not have to login each time. To use
this facility the user must have this privilege enabled, by the network
administrator.
Login Manually
When selected, the user is presented with the 4-Sight Fax login dialog, upon
machine startup.
Open 4-Link On startup
If either Login Automatically or Login Manually are selected, checking this
box opens the 4-Link DA after startup login. This could be useful, for
example if the user wants to see the status of the queues immediately after
starting their machine. However, if Login Later is enabled “Open 4-Link on
Startup” will be grayed.
Ask For Password On Open
When checked, if a user is logged in, but not currently accessing any fax
functionality, when any of the client functionality is.
Users may be logged in without any fax client functionality active. When this
box is checked, if any feature of 4-Link is selected, the user is prompted by
the Login dialog before they can access any functionality.
Public Name
Use Default Public Name
These radio buttons are only available to users who are privileged to have
multiple names (Login, Alias and Group).
When selected, the user is not prompted to choose a public name at startup
because the default public name from user preferences is automatically
selected.
Choose Public Name At startup
If this option is selected the user will be prompted to choose their public
name on startup.
QuickFax Options
Display Send Message Window
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When using QuickFax choosing this option displays only the Send Message
window and allows users to input recipient details on the fly.
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