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[Matthew Loraditch]

If you could find something that could script a whole bunch of key presses and such you could possibly do it with a pc using IP Communicator, but beyond that I can't think of anything.



These kind of scenarios always amuse me, there are so many simpler ways to disseminate information.



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Wanted to run this by the Cisco IPT gurus:

I have a client who has the following sceniaro and is looking to see if this could be replicated to Unity Connection, without any human intervention, they want the process to run automagically at a pre set time.

Here is their current method: at the end of the shift, the supervisor will dial an Octel voice mail box, select a broadcast (to a voice mail distribution list), and runs the text-to-speech application on their PC, which the telephone handset will then pickup the voice from the PC speaker and then sends the voice mail.

Looking for Unity Connection, using text-to-speech to read an excel file that contains numbers and text strings to send a voicemail to a distribution list at a pre set time.

I know this could be done with UCCX - the  problem, customer doesn't have UCCX.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Joe


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