Token Programming
Defined Tokens
Strata CIX Voice Mail Programming 01/07 11-21
Token Programming
<( )
Start Incremental fax–enables you to have a caller request multiple fax documents and then to
transmit the requested documents with one call.
Note This token is not currently supported.
The <( ) token must be used with the >( ) token. To fax multiple documents, first initiate the process
with this token and as the caller requests faxes, add the requested document using the >( ) token.
The fax is sent automatically after the caller hangs up.
See Chapter 5 — Fax Server for details about fax programming.
Syntax <(string)
where:
string DTMF digits representing the telephone number that should be dialed. Can contain %S
variables. If it is the empty string, i.e., ””, then Stratagy ES waits until a call rings into the fax port.
>( )
Add incremental fax–enables you to transmit more than one requested document with one call.
Before using this token, you must first start incremental faxing with the <( ) token. See the <( ) token
for details.
Note This token is not currently supported.
See Chapter 5 — Fax Server for details about fax programming.
Note Use two backslashes \\ to signify one backslash \. For example, to specify the file name
C:\Stratagy ES\NEW.TXT, use C:\\Stratagy ES\\NEW.TXT.
CAUTION! When creating applications using the J( ), T( ), and >( ) tokens, you must use the
identical syntax for file identification. Otherwise, fax transmission or reception
may fail.
Syntax >(file)
where:
file File name of the fax you want to transmit. Valid DOS file name.
¦( )
Append variables to file–writes all twenty %S variables (%S0~%S19) to the specified file. If the file
already exists, the variable values are appended to the file; otherwise, the file is created. The values
are separated by commas and terminated by a new line.
Note Use two backslashes \\ to signify one backslash \. For example, to specify the file name
C:\Stratagy ES\NEW.TXT, use C:\\Stratagy ES\\NEW.TXT.
Syntax ¦(file)
where:
file Valid DOS file name.
Table 11-3 Defined Tokens (continued)
Token Description
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