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[CallRecordDisplay]
The [CallRecordDisplay] section stores information about the Call Record Display, except for form position and size, which is stored in the [FormSize] section.
The [CallRecordDisplay] section will not be overridden by Defaults.INI even if AlwaysUseDefaults=1 in the PABX.INI file. However the start values can be generated from Defaults.INI.
CallDisplayForeColor
Used by: ToolBar
Example:
CallDisplayForeColor=0
This is the fore ground or text colour used of the Call Record displays, typically black. This is also the colour used in the call record display of the Info Box.
CallDisplayBackColor
Used by: ToolBar, Notify
Example:
CallDisplayBackColor=8454143
The background colour of the Call Record displays. Typically pale yellow. This is also the colour used in the call record display of the Info Box.
CallDisplayMoveBarToNewRecordIfAtTop
Used by: ToolBar
Example:
CallDisplayMoveBarToNewRecordIfAtTop=0
In the call record display, if you set the value to 1 (or use the check box on the menu) then the display will move the scroll bar up to a new call record. Note that the scroll bar needs to be at the top position for this to happen. This setting is only useful in conjuction with the setting below.
CallDisplayMoveGridDownForNewRecordIfNearTop
Used by: ToolBar
Example:
CallDisplayMoveGridDownForNewRecordIfNearTop=0
When set to 1 (or use the check box on the menu) then the display will scroll the display down exposing a new call record. Note that the scroll bar needs to be at the top position for this to happen. See also CallDisplayMoveBarToNewRecordIfAtTop.
DontDisplayItemButtons
Topic creation date: 2008-11-01
Used by: Client.
Version 2.12.10 to 2.12.31
0 or 1
Example:
DontDisplayItemButtons = 1
This setting affect the display of the pop-up (the pop-up info box). When set to true the buttons that select the client, contact or matter or other buttons that are used as tittles in the display, are replaced with plain text. Superceded by HideEditItemButtons in the PMA.INI file.
DontDisplayActivities
Topic creation date: 2008-11-01
Used by: Client.
Version 2.12.10 onwards
0 or 1
Example:
DontDisplayActivities = 1
This setting affect the display of the pop-up (the pop-up info box). When set to true the activities prompt and field is not displayed. This setting might be used in firms where activities are not recorded separately, or since it is not a requirement for cost recovery, removed to reduce clutter on the pop-up info box.
DontDisplayContacts
Topic creation date: 2008-11-01
Used by: Client.
Version 2.12.10 onwards
0 or 1
Example:
DontDisplayContacts = 1
This setting affect the display of the pop-up (the pop-up info box). When set to true the 'contacts' prompt and field is not displayed. Since it is not a requirement for cost recovery, removed to reduce clutter on the pop-up info box.
DontDisplayGridBox
Topic creation date: 2008-11-01
Used by: Client.
Version 2.12.10 to 2.12.30
0 or 1
Example:
DontDisplayGridBox = 1
This setting affect the display of the pop-up (the pop-up info box). When set to true the 'grid' that contains information about the call record, which is basically a copy of the line from a call record display, is replaced with a short line of condensed text containing only pertinent information about the call. This setting might be used to reduce clutter on the pop-up info box. Superseded by HideCallRecordInfo.
UseFullDateSearch
Topic creation date: 2010-04-09
Used by: .
Version 2.12.1 onwards
0 or 1
Example:
UseFullDateSearch = 1
Normally when searching call records mtAdmin and mtTools use a binary search to find the start date and end date of a range of records, and then search only within that range. There are situations where a corrupted record or an edges may occur where all records need to be definitively searched. Naturally, this take longer. The default is not to search all records UseFullDateSearch = 0.
ShowBadRecordError
Topic creation date: 2010-04-09
Used by: Client.
Version 2.12.27 onwards
0 or 1
Example:
ShowBadRecordError = 1
Normally when searching call records mtAdmin and mtTools use a binary search to find the start date and end date of a range of records. If a record is corrupted this may indicate some problem with finding the correct range (and suggests that the search should be changed to UseFullDateSearch = 1. Setting ShowBadRecordError = 1 with display an error message if a damaged record is found. The default is ShowBadRecordError = 0.
