NEC UNIVERGE UM8000 User Manual page 205

Deleting Directory Groups or Directory Menus
When a directory group or directory submenu is deleted from the messaging system, the system automatically removes
the group from directory menus that list the directory group.
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DIRECTORY GROUP FROM THE DIRECTORY MENU
In the Navigation Pane, click Groups > Directory Menus.
1.
Click Search to find and select a directory menu.
2.
Click Assign keys. The Assign Keys dialog box appears.
3.
Locate the directory group or submenu to be removed.
a.
Click Remove next to the group name. The group or submenu is no longer assigned to the key.
b.
Assign a different group or menu to the key.
c.
Repeat this step to assign additional keys or close the Assign Keys dialog box.
d.
Click Save.
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To delete a directory group or menu from the messaging system
In the Navigation Pane, click Groups > Directory Menus or Groups > Directory Groups.
1.
Click Delete. See "Administration Console
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Click OK to confirm.
3.
To delete a subscriber from a directory group
In the Navigation Pane, click Groups > Directory Group.
1.
Click Search to find and select a directory group.
2.
Click Members.
3.
Click Remove next to the subscriber name.
4.
Close the dialog box.
5.
Related Topics
Numeric Directory Assistance Overview
Creating Directory Menus and Submenus
Creating Directory Groups
Message Groups Overview
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