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I want to stop the voicemails from going to email automatically
I have a user that asks: "...My voicemails also go to email, but the translation is terrible. When I go into to listen to the voicemail, its gone. I want to stop the voicemails from going to email automatically"
She wants to answer her messages on her IP phone, but when she clicks the email message in Outlook 2010, the blinking light on her phone stops.
Yes, its still possible for her to retrieve her messages from her phone but she needs to see the blinking light to proceed.
Yes, she can opt to not click on the email message but she is compelled to do so and must delete proptly afterwards.
Any idea how to stop "speech to text transcript of voice mail messages" for this one user?
We are running Unified Messaging on Exchange 2010 and clients have Outlook 2010.
She wants to answer her messages on her IP phone, but when she clicks the email message in Outlook 2010, the blinking light on her phone stops.
Yes, its still possible for her to retrieve her messages from her phone but she needs to see the blinking light to proceed.
Yes, she can opt to not click on the email message but she is compelled to do so and must delete proptly afterwards.
Any idea how to stop "speech to text transcript of voice mail messages" for this one user?
We are running Unified Messaging on Exchange 2010 and clients have Outlook 2010.
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Correct, you should be looking at the items under Addins
You can safely set the behvior to this entry to 0
Then test outlook
If it does not create the desired affect it can easily be returned to 3.
There may be other add ins listed, that could also possibly be realted.
So you can disable these one at a time, until you find the one causing the undesired behavior
You can safely set the behvior to this entry to 0
Then test outlook
If it does not create the desired affect it can easily be returned to 3.
There may be other add ins listed, that could also possibly be realted.
So you can disable these one at a time, until you find the one causing the undesired behavior
ASKER
Yes, this did the trick. She is now set to 0.
Unfortunitly, she told others about it and I needed to do again for 3 others.
Thank you for the prompt help everyone!!!
Unfortunitly, she told others about it and I needed to do again for 3 others.
Thank you for the prompt help everyone!!!
ASKER
Although the "Addins" key does have ten subkeys inside too. One of them is named "UmOutlookAddin.FormRegion