[Asterisk-Dev] HEAD - Advanced voicemail behaviour change

[asterisk at jdennis.net]

Orange (mobile phone too) uses 3 to delete also.

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[mailto:asterisk-dev-admin at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Chris Lee
Sent: 03 June 2004 13:19
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Dev] HEAD - Advanced voicemail behaviour change

Mark Elkins wrote:
> On Tue, 2004-06-01 at 08:54, Paul Crick wrote:
> 
>>>I would like to (somehow) retain the ability to delete
>>>a message with 7-6 without prefixing a "1" on to the
>>>front of that sequence.
>>
>>First I've heard of this prefixing with 1 thing but I got to say I hate it
-
>>just a bad idea.. The way the big system voicemails seem to work is.. you
>>can use 1 and 3 to skip back and forwards.. 11 to the beginning, 33 to the
>>end.. then it's always 7 to delete, and 9 to save, once you've finished
>>message playback. If you want to delete a message whilst listening to it,
>>you can hit 77.
> 
> 
> Understanding the sensibility of standards... the biggest 'Voice Mail'
> system that people probably use is the Cell Phone System. In South
> Africa - this means Vodacom or MTN (the two main providers). They tend
> to use 7=delete, 9=save (etc). This probably holds true for most
> non-Americans with cell phones (I'm guessing here). Is this true for
> American Users? ( == analogue cell/mobile users systems ??)
> 
> Is this something to stick into an indications type file?
In the UK 02 (cellular network) uses 3 to delete as does BT. I cant 
recall the other keys as I never use those.
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