User guide

Uninstalling your PC software
To uninstall your PC software
All software and drivers are installed under the name
Unimessage Pro.
• Click Start,
• Select Settings
• Click Control Panel
• Double click Add/Remove Programs
• Click Unimessage Pro
• Click the Add/remove button to start the removal
process. On completion, it is recommended that you
restart your PC.
Please note
When using Unimessage Pro on a LAN, remove
Unimessage Pro on all the client workstations
before finally removing it from the server.
Upgrading Unimessage Pro
Unimessage Pro can be upgraded for several reasons,
including:
• To support several users on a network (LAN).
• To support more devices at the same time.
To upgrade your copy of Unimessage Pro
When using your Unimessage Pro software
• Click Browse folders.
• Click Devices in the left hand column to display the
Devices folder.
• Highlight any active devices and click on the
to log them off.
• Click Help to display the menu.
• Click Live Upgrade. A Unimessage Upgrade page
will be displayed.
• Connect to the internet in your usual way.
• On the Upgrade page, click on the Upgrade button
indicated to start the upgrade process.
Or, for more details, visit http://www.unimessage.co.uk,
or contact your local Wordcraft International distributor
(details are included on http://www.wordcraft.co.uk)
or email [e-mail].
• If your copy of Unimessage Pro has been upgraded
and you are installing for use with a network, you can
create users during the installation process.
Each user is granted one of 3 access levels -
Administrator, Supervisor or User - that determine what
they are allowed to do.
• If your copy of Unimessage Pro has been upgraded to
include support for email devices and you have either
a permanent connection to the Internet or a Windows
Dial-Up Networking connection to the Internet, you
can configure Unimessage Pro to send and receive
email messages:
Define any SMTP and POP3 email servers that you want
to be available with Unimessage Pro.
Configure Unimessage Pro to use either your permanent
connection or an existing Windows Dial-Up Networking
connection to the Internet by selecting a device that can
support data connections, such as a modem on the port
that you have already defined a Windows Dial-Up
Networking connection.