1. HOW TO PULL YOUR VOICE MAILS INTO YOUR E-MAIL CLIENT Primary advantage: You will have a permanent.wav file on your PC and you choose when to delete it.

2. Step 1: Send a request through SAP to activate your voicemail box for checking it with your e-mail client. The cost is $60 annually Step 3: Left Click on the TOOLS button. Step 4: Left Click on E-Mail Accounts

3. Step 5: Left click on Add a new e-mail account. Then left click on the ‘NEXT’ button.

4. Step 6: Select POP3 as the server type by left clicking on it. Then left click the ‘NEXT’ button.

5. Step 7: Please fill in your first and last name in the field provided. Step 8: Under login information please enter your four digit phone number for the user name. Step 9: For the password please enter your password that you use to login to your voice mail account. You may choose remember password if you would like. Step 10: For the incoming mail server (POP3) and the outgoing mail server (SMTP) please enter the information exactly as provided. Step 11: Left click on more settings.

6. Step 12: Under the general tab. Please enter the mail account name exactly as it appears in the form.

7. Step 13: Left click on the connection tab. Select ‘Connect using my local area network (LAN)’

8. Step 14: Left click on the advanced tab. Step 15: Please enter the information exactly as it appears for the incoming server (POP3) and the outgoing server (SMTP) port numbers. Step 16: Left click on the OK button.

9. Step 17: Left click on the next button.

10. Last step: Left click on the finish button. You are now ready to receive all of your voice mail in your inbox.

11. THINGS TO REMEMBER Once your voice mail is downloaded by e-mail, the “Message Waiting” on your phone will turn off. Once your e-mail has downloaded your voice mails to your PC, you will receive a message that you do not have any new voice mails on the system if you login to your voice mail via phone. If you are away from your desk, it is recommended you check your voice mail periodically for new voice mails.