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Detailed Instructions
Following
is a detailed description of what happens when a visitor to this Web page clicks on
a BeeLink image.
Note:
BeeLink works best when "cookies" are enabled in web browsers. BeeLink relies on
"cookies" to identify BeeCall users.
When a person registers for BeeCall, the BeeCall Web site attempts to download
a cookie (a tiny software file) onto their PC so they can hear BeeLink greetings.
BeeLink recognizes whether visitors are BeeCall users or have downloaded the
BeeCall cookie.
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the Web page visitor has BeeCall installed and running, and has a BeeCall cookie:
1. The visitor clicks on your BeeLink.
2. The BeeCall System finds the visitor's cookie, which verifies that they have BeeCall
and provides their User ID.
3. A pop-up window tells the visitor that they will soon receive a voice greeting from
your Web page.
4. The visitor clicks on the Listen button on their BeeCaller to hear your voice
greeting.
5. The visitor can click "reply" to leave you an Instant voice message.
6. You can reply back to the visitor right away or later on. Incoming messages will be
stored by the BeeCall System and delivered to you the next time you go online.
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your Web page visitor has BeeCall installed and running, but does NOT have a BeeCall
cookie:
1. The visitor clicks on BeeLink.
2. The BeeCall System looks for their cookie but can’t find one. This means the
visitor doesn’t have BeeCall or that they have their browser set to not accept
cookies.
3. A pop-up window informs the visitor know that the BeeCall System could not find a
cookie. The visitor is then asked to input their BeeCall User ID if they already have
BeeCall, or to download and register for BeeCall if they yet to do so.
4. A pop-up window tells the visitor that they will soon receive a voice greeting from
your Web page.
5. The visitor clicks on the Listen button on their BeeCaller to hear your voice
greeting.
6. The visitor can click "reply" to leave you an Instant voice message.
7. You can reply back to the visitor right away or later on. Incoming messages
will be stored by the BeeCall System and delivered to you the next time you go online. |
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your Web page visitor does not have BeeCall installed or running:
1. The visitor clicks on the BeeLink.
2. The BeeCall System looks for their cookie but can’t find one. This means that the
visitor doesn’t have BeeCall or that they have their browser set to not accept
cookies.
3. A pop-up window informs the visitor that the BeeCall Service could not find a cookie.
The visitor is then asked to input their User ID if they already have BeeCall, or to
download and register for BeeCall if they have yet to do so.
4. In this case, the visitor does not have BeeCall, so they choose to download BeeCall.
Since BeeCall is so small (around 150K bytes) the visitor will be up and running with
BeeCall in less than a minute!
5. When the visitor returns to your Web page, a pop-up window tells them that they will
soon receive a voice greeting from your Web page.
6. The visitor clicks on the Listen button on their BeeCaller to hear your voice
greeting
7. The visitor can click "reply" to leave you an Instant voice message.
8. You can reply back to the visitor right away or later on. Incoming messages
will be stored by the BeeCall System and delivered to you the next time you go online.
For more help with using BeeLink, click here.
Click here to download and set up your own
FREE BeeCall Internet voice communication software. |
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