For example, you can suspend instant messaging sounds when the conversation
window is in the foreground; suspend sounds when your status is busy; or
suspend sounds when your status is do not disturb.
Confi guring General Options
From the Options tab, you can confi gure the following:
?– Instant Message Settings This lets you show emoticons in IM and change fonts.
?– File Transfer From here, you can choose where to store received fi les. The default
location is C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\WINDOWS\Documents\My
Received Files.
?– Windows Media Player From here, you can pause Windows Media Player for
calls, video calls, and conferences
?– Language Here you can choose the communicator language (to switch languages
you must have a Multilanguage User Interface [MUI] package installed).
?– Quality This lets Microsoft collect information about how you use MOC.
?– Logging From here, you can turn on logging as well as event logging for MOC.
More Customization Options
MOC also allows more complex customization options for end-users. Here is a short list of
some of the more common capabilities you have available:
?– Customize presence states
?– Add context-sensitive tabs
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?– Customize the Help menu
?– Add custom text to the IM pane
?– Add commands to the MOC menu
With these options, you can really adjust MOC for your organization??™s needs. However,
many of the additional options available depend on a combination of XML fi les and Registry
edits, and they are out of scope for our discussion.
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