STARFACE UCC Client f0r Windows, Version 6.4.1 Beta, Build 6.4.1.13 ImprovementsIt is now possible to deactivate and delete the local chat history The TAPI call states for outgoing calls have been optimized Search: It is now possible to select from the results with the arrow keys and dial by pressing Enter
BugfixesFixed: UCC Client for Windows: Busy Lamp Field and Quick Dial keys would persist when logged out or when changing the server. Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: Newly created address book entries were not being displayed immediately. Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: It was possible for not selected Voicemails to be moved when moving multiple Voicemail messages. [Call#:1053729] Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: No error message was displayed when attempting to send a fax to a contact without a fax number. Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: Chat rooms were instantly closed if a user left the chat room. Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: Doorline-keytones were not written to STARFACE server logs. Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: The error message displayed when a chat partner was logged off opened a pop-up window like a new incoming message. Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: It was possible for an error to occur when an incoming call closely followed a recorded call [Call#1059070 ] Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: The TAPI Support Service could show multiple warnings in certain circumstances. Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: It was possible for Voicemails to be incorrectly displayed. Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: Fixed an issue which prevented the client from displaying new faxes [Call#1060312] Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: It was possible for an error to occur when logging in if the user had deactivated the function key panel Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: fixed an issue which prevented the altering of a hotkey [Call#1060091] Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: Querying the calender for appointments significantly slowed down the start time of Microsoft Outlook [Call#1061040] Fixed: UCC Client for Windows: It was possible for the audio performance test to prevent audio transmission on subsuquent phone calls
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