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Different greetings for daytime and nighttime

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Different greetings for daytime and nighttime

Different greetings for daytime and nighttime

(OP)
modular messaging 5.2.

is there a way to play diff greetings, in one mailbox, based on time of day, other than the system business hours? have a group that needs to do this, but they are closed for the weekend starting at noon on fridays. i thought there would be a wso option to do this, but doesnt appear to be. any ideas would be appreciated.

thanks, tim

RE: Different greetings for daytime and nighttime

You should be able to use optional greetings in the subscriber options to achieve this

Ken Means

www.tel-is.com
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)

RE: Different greetings for daytime and nighttime

(OP)
i can use the optional greetings, but i cant choose specific hours. i can only go with during or after business hours. was hoping there was a way to specify 'business hours' on a per user basis.

RE: Different greetings for daytime and nighttime

You can add hours by creating a new time schedule

Ken Means

www.tel-is.com
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)

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