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What button would be use for direct vm to ext with ringing ext?
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Not sure exactly what you are looking to do? Are you trying to transfer a call directly to the VM of a particular extension? Or, do you want to have someone calling a VM bov be able to ring another extension?
With a bit more detail, I'm sure someone can help - maybe even me!
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I think ext number + a 7 or 8. But it will still blip the phone alittle.
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Yeah need it to transfer directly to VM without ring room.
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If I am on a call at my extension, and need to transfer to your voicemail without ringing your extension:
When I am on the call, I would press the TRF softkey on the phone, then the VMSG softkey, then either dial your extension, or press a DSS key for your extension......then hang up. The caller will go directly to your voice mail. No programming needed to do that......
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