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EliteMail VMS/EliteMail Limited Issue 3
Reference 11 - 3
Figure 11-2 AVPRMPT Subdirectory Location and Filename
Each AVPRMPT file has sections that list the prompts in each prompt set.
Each section contains a command (
QP=
) that defines which prompts in the
prompt set should be used for Quick Play. Figure 11-3 Sample Part of
AVPRMPT File shows a few lines from an AVPRMPT file.
Figure 11-3 Sample Part of AVPRMPT File
Each time the system is restarted, it reads the AVPRMPT file for each
language, and copies each Quick Play prompt into another file called
QP.IDX (Quick Play index). Then, instead of searching through the hard
disk each time it needs to play a Quick Play prompt, the system plays it
directly from the QP.IDX file. This significantly speeds the flow of the
conversation.
Only prompts recorded as
Day
for
All Ports
are listed in the AVPRMPT file
and may be indexed as Quick Play prompts.
Each prompt in the set is listed by number, followed by a brief description.
The first prompt shows Monday with a trailing emphasis. The description
following the prompt number displays on the Voice Prompt Editor Screen,
in the Description column. Each description is limited to 255 characters.
If you edit the description of a prompt in the AVPRMPT file, you change the
description displayed on the Voice Prompt Editor Screen. If you change the
description on the Voice Prompt Editor Screen, you also change the text in
the AVPRMPT file. Changing the description does
not
affect the recording.
LANGUAGE
PROMPT SUBDIRECTORY AND
FILENAME
Australian English PROMPT\AU\AVPRMPT.AU
United Kingdom English PROMPT\UK\AVPRMPT.UK
United States English PROMPT\US\AVPRMPT.US
[DT]
SetName=DT-Date & Time
QP=20-34
PromptMax=42
1=Monday (trailing)
2=Tuesday (trailing)
3=Wednesday (trailing)
4=Thursday (trailing)
5=Friday (trailing)
6=Saturday (trailing)
7=Sunday (trailing)