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<H2><A NAME="connproperties"></A>Window display modes</H2>

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By default <i>Speak Freely</i> opens as a normal multiple-document application
window, in which the "documents" are connections to the sites you're
communicating with.  The Options/Window Display Modes menu item provides
several alternative ways to display the application window.

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<dt><b>Open on New Connection</b>
<dd>If the <i>Speak Freely</i> window is minimized (as a taskbar item or
icon in the Notification area ["System Tray"]--see below), it will automatically
open when a user calls you.  This permits you leave <i>Speak Freely</i> "out of sight,
out of mind" until a call comes in.
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<dt><b>Open on Answering Machine Message</b>
<dd>If <i>Speak Freely</i>'s window is minimised, it will automatically open
and display the <a href="answer.htm">Answering Machine</a> dialogue
when a new message is recorded by the answering machine.  This option is
intended for users who leave their computer unattended with the answering
machine activated.  When they return to the machine, if a new message has
arrived, they'll find <i>Speak Freely</i> open with the answering machine
ready to replay messages which arrived in their absence.
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<dt><b>Use Notification ("System Tray") Icon</b>
<dd>If this item is checked, when <i>Speak Freely</i> is minimised, it will
display a small "Taskbar Notification Icon" in what everybody but Microsoft
calls the "System Tray" in the taskbar.  Clicking this icon opens and activates the
<i>Speak Freely</i> window, guaranteeing it's visible.  Right clicking the
icon pops up a menu with items which allow you to open <i>Speak Freely</i>'s
window, display the <a href="answer.htm">Answering Machine</a>, or quit the
program.  When a new message has been recorded by the
answering machine, a red indicator will blink on the notification
icon to let you know it's awaiting your attention.
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<dt><b>Hide when Minimized</b>
<dd>This option, which may be selected only when the Notification ("System Tray")
icon is enabled, hides the taskbar button normally displayed when
<i>Speak Freely</i> is minimised.  The only indication of <i>Speak Freely</i>'s
presence will be the notification icon.  If you routinely run <i>Speak Freely</i>
to accept incoming calls, this option keeps it from consuming precious space
on the taskbar which you may prefer to devote to active applications.
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<dt><b>Start Minimized</b>
<dd>When checked <i>Speak Freely</i> will start minimised (as a taskbar item
and/or Notification ["System Tray"] icon) as specified by the options
above.  This option is particularly convenient for users who wish to launch
<i>Speak Freely</i> from the "Startup" folder so it's always available to
receive incoming calls.
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