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July 18th, 2003, 09:55 AM
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Using Call Record
To record a call:
While on an call, press "Feature" 9 8 9 All parties will hear "This call is being recorded" and then a recording beep. Press QUIT to stop the call recording. (The message will put into your mailbox) Press PAUSE to suspend the call recording. Press RESUME to continue call recording. **If you QUIT the call recording the parties will hear "Recording stopped" ***If your recording and you reach your limit all parties will hear " Recording Stopped. The recording limit has been reached" You can re-activate Call Record by pressing "Feature" 9 8 9 to start another session. The calls will now be in two seperate messages. ****Please keep in mind that this is an Option and NOT a standard feature also, please be aware of local laws about call recording.  |
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