AT&T UNIX™PC Unix System V Users Manual - tenox

PHONE ( 4) (AT&T UNIX PC Only ) PHONE ( 4)
NAME
phone - phone directory file format
DESCRIPTION
The phone directory ( .phdir) files created by the Telephone
Manager may be used by other programs. These files store telephone
directory and user preference information.
Header
The .phdir file header occupies the first 256 bytes of the file and
is organized in fields as follows. User preference items described
below can be set through the Telephone Preferences in the Office.
Field Description
Magic Number (short)
Version (short)
Revision (short)
No. of Recs. (short)
Max. Rec. No. (short)
N1 (short)
N2 (short)
N3 (short)
N4 (short)
NS (short)
N6 (short)
N7 (short)
N8 (short)
N9 (short)
N10 (short)
N ll (short)
N12 (short)
N13 (short)
N14 (short)
N15 (short)
SLK1 (short)
SLK2 (short)
SLK3 (short)
SLK4 (short)
SLKS (short)
SLK6 (short)
SLK7 (short)
01 (short)
Number of records contained in the file.
Largest record number used in the file.
Pointers to up to 15 records to be
included in the Call Screen.
Pointers to up to 7 records associated
with the function keys F1, F3-F8. The
Telephone Manager places a call to the
associated number when the function key
is pressed with Shift. No record is associated
with F2 since Shift-F2 displays the
Call Screen.
Pointers to up to 14 records associated
with other keyboard keys. Consult the
AT&T UNIX PC Telephone Manager
User's Guide for detailed keyboard information.
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