Voice Mail Retrieval on Two-Line Devices

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Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3

4/8/2010

You can change the behavior for how the device retrieves voice mail on two-line devices using three registry settings. Different behaviors occur depending on how you set the registry key. You may need to change the settings depending on Operator requirements.

The HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Vmailregistry key contains the configuration parameters. The following table shows the named value.

Value : type	Description
VmailFlags: dword	Determines the behavior of two-line devices when retrieving voice mail. 0 Dial the current line to always check voice mail. 1 If there is no voice mail in both lines, dial the current line. Otherwise, dial the line with voice mail. 2 If there is voice mail on both lines, dial Line 1 first. Otherwise, dial the line with voice mail.

Value : type

Description

VmailFlags: dword

Determines the behavior of two-line devices when retrieving voice mail.

Dial the current line to always check voice mail.

1: If there is no voice mail in both lines, dial the current line. Otherwise, dial the line with voice mail.

2: If there is voice mail on both lines, dial Line 1 first. Otherwise, dial the line with voice mail.

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