Editing The Subject Of An Instant Messaging Conversation - Avaya Vantage K155 Manual

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with multiple contacts. However, you can receive a multiparty message sent through other Avaya
communication application, such as Avaya Workplace Client.
Procedure
1. On the Avaya Vantage
tabs:
• Contacts
• Call History
• Messages
2. (Optional) To search for a contact, tap
3. Tap the contact with whom you want to start a conversation.
4. On the Contact Details screen, scroll down to the Send a message section.
This section is only available with a contact who has a valid messaging address.
5. Next to the messaging address, tap
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6. In the Enter message field, type your message.
7. (Optional) Add a static emoji anywhere in the text using the native keyboard.
8. Tap .
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the sent message on the conversation screen.
Related links
Leaving an instant messaging conversation

Editing the subject of an instant messaging conversation

Editing the subject of an instant messaging conversation
About this task
By default, a new conversation displays the other participant's name as the conversation title.
When you add a subject to the conversation, the conversation screen displays the entered subject
as the conversation title in place of the participant name. The Messages tab also displays the
entered subject as the conversation title instead of the participant name. The conversation
participant sees the new subject at their end.
Use this procedure to add a subject or edit the existing subject of an instant messaging
conversation.
Before you begin
Open the conversation.
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built-in UC experience, you cannot start an instant messaging conversation
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built-in UC experience navigation bar, tap one of the following
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built-in UC experience displays a new conversation screen.
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built-in UC experience sends the message to the participant and displays
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Editing the subject of an instant messaging conversation
and start typing the contact name.
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