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Deleted message, MUST retrieve HOW? 1

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novatech

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May 7, 2002
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How hard is it to retrieve a deleted voice message?
 
Are you running audix or intuity. If you are running intutiy what version?? If you find any mistakes, please consider that they are there for a purpose. And everyone needs a purpose.
Hope this helps, Mikey.
 
The best I can find out for you is that it is gone. I thought their was a way on Intuity, but their is not. Intuity does have a feature with it that if you delete a message by mistake and you did not hang up yet, you can hit *U and it would undelete the message for you.
Sorry. I know that's not what you wanted to hear. If you find any mistakes, please consider that they are there for a purpose. And everyone needs a purpose.
Hope this helps, Mikey.
 
At least now I don't feel so bad about telling the end user that it isn't possible.

Thanks for the quick response!
 
I've never tried this myself, but I've heard that if you can locate a wormhole in the space-time continuum you can actually go back in time. This would allow you to stop the user deleting the really important message... but just make sure you don't kill your grandfather in the process. If you do that then you will never have existed and therefore couldn't post this question which means what I am typing won't exist... TEK-TIPS will crash and bring down the internet because of a HTML paradox!

Best just to tell the user the message is gone I think!
[yoda] Ronster
 
How do you know the message ever really existed? If a message is deleted in a forest, does it make the same sound as one hand clapping?
 
I think somebody was up late working on the PBX.
[hammer]
 
Being that telephone systems never mess up it had to be an Intutiy problem.... If you find any mistakes, please consider that they are there for a purpose. And everyone needs a purpose.
Hope this helps, Mikey.
 
Get Message Manager, then it won't be deleted until they empty their wastebasket upon exit, and they have only themselves to blame.

BTW - It's **U, not *U. =hang up & drive=

[yinyang]
 
I have message manager but the "powers-that-be" won't let me roll it out to our end users yet.

I would probably be able to find that worm hole in the space time continuum before they decide to let me roll it out.

 
Let me guess. Because it works off a pop3 server??? If you find any mistakes, please consider that they are there for a purpose. And everyone needs a purpose.
Hope this helps, Mikey.
 
No, actually (for once) they have a valid reason. We are supposed to be moving and they don't want me spending the time to train 450 users. They are looking into VOIP using Cisco equipment.
 
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