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unpark a call

Hi
I have a internet phone, there is a function called "UnPark a call".
I don't know what does it mean?

Also there is "Pickup Unpark" mode.
Thanks.
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Generally , when you have a call waiting its parked. so Unparking a call means that you pick it up from parking (thus answering).
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I still don't unterstand it. English is not my native language. Is it a voice message?
Please elebrate it
and for the second mode (pickup unpark)  my guess is that it wont answer on the parked calls.
i hope that helped
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oops. So parking means "hold"?
All that has been discussed so far is accurate. English is a weird language in that we often have a numbe rof words that mean exactly (or approximately) the same thing. Usually, for the average person at home or on the go, we use the term "on hold" to describe a call that is indeed on hold. The term "parked" is more frequenly used in an office environment, where a call is "on hold", but available for anyone to pick up the call by selecting the "line" the call in on. Bottom line, "on hold" for personal use where only you can pick up the call, sometimes called "parking" in an office where anyone can "unpark" or answer the call.
Opps, typed too slow...