Avaya Interaction Center User Manual page 167

You may see two parts of this dialog box, Client Settings and Font Settings. The Client Settings
include:
Use large icons for menus and buttons – With large icons, it is easier to see what the icons
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represent.
n Word-wrap text – This selection makes the text you write in email or chat move to the next line
automatically whenever the text reaches the edge of the window.
Tip: To see a sample of the different font options, make selections from the drop-down menus.
The sample text in the changes according to your selections. The selections are saved only when
you click OK. You will see the changes in the Web Agent the next time you log in.
The Font Settings section contains tabs and drop-down menus for you to choose the way the text
looks in different parts of the interface.
The Font Settings include:
Font Name – The name of the type face. You may see the following choices:
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Serif – A font with decorated letters, that is, letters with little strokes on their edges.
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SansSerif – A font with plain letters, that is, letters without little strokes on their edges. The
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font in this sentence is a SansSerif font.
Monospaced – A font in which all letters have the same width. Many newspapers use a
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monospaced font.
Style – Whether the font is bold or plain.
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n Size – The size of the font. Typically, the smallest size you can choose is 8 and the largest is 20.
The font in this sentence is monospaced.
Setting Preferences
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