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How do I purchase CTI products?
What is IAC "Demo Mode"?
Can I see how my IAC is licensed?
IAC Version History
How do I purchase CTI products?
All of our products are distributed and supported worldwide by NEC, so please contact your local NEC representative regarding purchase.
What is IAC "Demo" Mode?
When IAC is operating in "Demo" mode it is fully functional for a set number of hours. In general this is sufficient for several month's operation. There is no "nobbled" functionality during that time. The hours remaining can be checked from the "Help | About" menu, or by hovering the mouse over the "key" icon on the IAC Greeting Bar.
Can I see how my IAC is licensed?
In IAC versions 5.3 and later, select "About" from the "Help" menu to display IAC's current licence settings. This will display the licensed features in earlier IAC versions or the number of database entries for more recent IAC versions
IAC Version History
IAC 8.2 September 2006- Full Text Directory Searching (requires SQL Server 2005)
- Any Field Directory Searching (requires SQL Server 2005)
- Configurable Alternates Search Key
- Fields displayed in search results now fully configurable
- Licence required for use of Directory Database Server
- Local Languages support extended to all directory and most user interface functions
- Number of IAC Speed Dials increased to 64 user and 64 site Speed Dials
- All visible fields are accompanied by an icon for click-to-dial
- IAC LITE introduced
- Univerge SV7000 supported
- Hotel Motel support for small PABX systems introduced
- IAC Speed Dials introduced - 32 User and 32 Site Speed Dials
- Busy Lamp Field introduced for all directory and IAC Speed Dial entries
- Phonetic ("Sounds Like) directory searching introduced (requires SQL Server)
- DbTool can be used to set DTerm Name Display (requires CTI Dial-It)
- MCI over IP supported
- Full Windows XP support
- USB Dongles introduced
- Integration support with the VoiceNet Voice Mail system
- PIU PABX interface is no longer supported
- Statistics now available for small system PABX's
- XP supported in "Windows Classic" mode
- MICROS Fidelio support introduced for Hotel Model mode