Operating instructions

First Steps, Display Modes and General Operation Nur für den internen Gebrauch
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3-28 optiClient 130 V5.0 , Administrator Documentation and Operating Instructions
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General optiClient 130 Operation
3.3.8 Display Options for the optiClient 130 Module Window
The following (module) windows can be opened in optiClient 130:
● Free phone
● Extended keypad
● Directories
● Call Lists
● easyCom communication circle
● Webbrowser
● Contact list
● Contact directory
These windows offer various display and handling options, independently of their respective
contents and functions.
Docking windows at the main bar or positioning them freely
> To dock a module window to the main bar, simply drag the window close to the "magnetic"
main bar The window is automatically anchored when it gets close enough.
> To float the window (i.e., undock it) , simply drag it away from the main bar until it is far
enough to be released. You can then position it anywhere on the Desktop.
Minimizing/restoring windows
> To minimize or restore a module window, click the Minimize-Restore symbol in the title bar.
When minimized, only a window’s title bar is visible; this is then automatically anchored at
the main bar.
Changing the window size
> To change the size of the window, drag the window edge or a window corner until it has the
desired size.
Changing the column order and column width
The following applies to module windows in which information is displayed in the form of col-
umns (directories, contact directory, call lists):
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When optiClient 130 is minimized, the main bar including all open optiClient 130
windows (where applicable) is also minimized. If optiClient 130 is restored, the win-
dows that were previously open are also restored.