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WaxMail Help - Microsoft Outlook

Setting up your microphone

Features:
• Send a voice message to any email address
• Reply to a normal email with a voice message
• Add a voice message to a normal email
• Add multiple voice messages to an email
• Pause recording
• Listen to the voice message before sending
• Name a voice message
• Delete a voice message
• Alter the auto-generated email body text

Troubleshooting

System Requirements

Setting up your microphone

Most systems should function OK without special configuration – just plug in your microphone or headset (laptop users can use their built-in microphone) and start using WaxMail.

However if you find that your voice is not being recorded correctly, or if the volume level is not adequate, follow these steps:

1. Start > Control Panel.
2. Open “Sounds and Audio Devices”.
3. Click the “Audio” tab.
4. In the “Sound Recording” panel, click the “Volume” button.
5. Check and alter the “Microphone” settings as required. Ensure the “Select” checkbox is checked. Adjust the volume and other settings as required.

Send a voice message to any email address

To send a voice message using WaxMail:

1. Click the “New WaxMail” button on the Outlook toolbar.

2. A normal Outlook email window is displayed, together with the WaxMail recording desk.

3. Enter the recipient(s) and subject as you normally would.

4. Click the “Rec” button.

5. Record your message by speaking into the microphone. NOTE: You can keep working while you talk. For example, you can enter text into the body of the email, alter the recipients etc.

6. Click “Stop” when you have finished recording.

7. WaxMail saves the recording as an MP3 attachment to the email.

8. Click “Send”

The recipient can listen to your message using any MP3 player and any email client – usually by simply double-clicking the attachment.

Reply to a normal email with a voice message

To reply to a normal email using WaxMail:
1. Click Outlook’s “Reply” button as you would normally.

2. Within the email toolbar, click the “Add WaxMail message” button.

3. Click the “Rec” button.

4. Record your message by speaking into the microphone.
5. Click “Stop” when you have finished recording.

6. WaxMail saves the recording as an MP3 attachment to the email.

7. Click “Send”

Add
a voice message to a normal email

Sometimes you will be typing a normal email and then decide you want to include a WaxMail voice attachment.
To do this:
1. Within the email toolbar, click the “Add WaxMail message” button.

2. Click the “Rec” button.

3. Record your message by speaking into the microphone.
4. Click “Stop” when you have finished recording.

5. WaxMail saves the recording as an MP3 attachment to the email.

Add multiple voice messages to an email

You can add multiple voice messages to a single email, simply by clicking “Rec” and “Stop” multiple times.

Pause recording

While recording, you can pause at any time by clicking the Pause button.

Whereas clicking Stop then Record again generates two separate voice message attachments, clicking Pause allows you to stop recording for a while, but keep the entire voice message in one attachment.

Listen to the voice message before sending

WaxMail messages are saved as standard MP3 attachments to Outlook email items.

To listen to a recorded message, simply double-click the attachment.

NOTE: This requires Windows Media Player, which is installed on most Windows systems, or any other audio software compatible with the MP3 format. If you have difficulty playing the file, install Windows Media Player (included on the Windows XP/2000 installation media and also available as a free download from Microsoft).

Name a voice message

WaxMail voice message attachments are called “WaxMail Message 1.mp3”, “WaxMail Message 2.mp3” and so on by default. You can rename the attachments as follows:

1. Click on the attachment in the WaxMail Recording Desk.

2. Click the “Rename” button.
3. Enter the new name.
4. Click OK.

Delete a voice message

You can delete a WaxMail voice message attachment as follows:

1. Click on the attachment in the

2. Click the “Delete” button.
3. Click OK to confirm.

Alter
the auto-generated email body text

As voice messages are created, WaxMail
updates the body of the email to alert the recipient to the presence of
the attachment. To change this auto-generated text, click the Options
button on the WaxMail toolbar, enter the text you would like to see,
then click OK.

Troubleshooting

Unable to record?

Click href=”http://www.waxmail.biz/recprob”>here to
troubleshoot recording issues.

Other issues

Contact href=”mailto:waxmail@waxmail.biz”>WaxMail Support
for assistance.

System
Requirements

Windows 2000/XP/2003
Outlook 2000/XP/2002/2003
Sound Card
Microphone

Acknowledgements

The following components were used in the creation of WaxMail:

Indy

Copyright
Portions of this software are Copyright (c) 1993 - 2003, Chad Z. Hower
(Kudzu) and the Indy Pit Crew - http://www.IndyProject.org/
License
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are
met:
Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice,
this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
documentation, about box and/or other materials provided with the
distribution.
No personal names or organizations names associated with the Indy
project may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this
software without specific prior written permission of the specific
individual or organization.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY Chad Z. Hower (Kudzu) and the Indy Pit
Crew “AS IS” AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR
CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL,
EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR
PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING
NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS
SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

TPNGImage

By Gustavo Daud
1. This component should be distributed freely over the internet only
when containing the exact same files from the original packaging.
2. Modified files may not be distributed. If you want to contribute
with TPNGImage, send the enhancements to the author and if he
implements your changes, you will be given the proper credit.
3. The component may be used in commercial projects but may NEVER be
sold as source code.
4. Commercial graphics libraries are not allowed to use this component
WITHOUT AUTHOR PRIOR AGREEMENT.
5. Credit for the author is required somewhere in the product
documentation/or about box/etc.
6. Source code may be changed if it’s not redistributed.

Purchase WaxMail to remove the WaxMail tag line.

1. Enter your name and email address.

1. Enter your name and email address.

Here is the information we collect:

We track hits to our web site, number of downloads etc. through the use of standard web logs. The software also checks back with our web site on average once a day, to see if there are any updates, and we track the number of hits generated by this, in order to monitor the total number of users using our products. Web log statistics do not include any personal identifying information, but they do include IP addresses. We use IP addresses to analyse web site usage, for example by country or region. We do not attempt to tie IP addresses back to individual users. We do not disclose information contained in web logs to anyone else.

The name and email address you submit when downloading are kept on file. We do not to disclose these details to anyone else. We will use the name and email address to send you information regarding our products and/or services, unless you tell us you don’t want us to. (You can do this by either unchecking the checkbox on the download form, or by emailing waxmail@waxmail.biz at any time).

The name, email address, street address and phone numbers you enter when purchasing are also kept on file, both by us and by our e-merchant, eSellerate. We do not disclose these details to anyone else. We will use the details to send you information regarding our products and/or services, unless you tell us you don’t want us to. (You can do this by either unchecking the checkbox on the download form, or by emailing waxmail@waxmail.biz at any time).

Credit card details are discarded once a credit card transaction has been completed.

Software logs are only received by us if you send them to us manually. These may contain personal information, due to the nature of the software and of the need to log the behaviour of the software in order to trace problems. We promise not to store or utilise your personal information should it be contained in software logs that you send to us. If you are not comfortable with this you should edit logs before sending to us, in order to remove personal information.

If you have questions about this policy, please contact us at waxmail@waxmail.biz.