Welcome to conexs.com

Your world-wide link to free communications.

conexs.com is a free Internet communications service providing you with Internet Phone and Text Chat functions. All you need to get started is an Internet e-mail account.

With conexs.com, you can:

•	Place an Internet Phone call to other conexs.com users.

•	Conduct a Text Chat session with other conexs.com users.

•	Create a Contact List for those people you call frequently.

•	Block calls from callers that do not meet your specified incoming call criteria.

•	Create an all inclusive list of who can and can not call your system, and an all inclusive phone book.

And, if you and your caller have video cameras and the add-in video software module installed, you can:

•	Make video calls using the conexs.com video pop up window.

 Contact Smith Micro Software if you want to purchase the video module:

•	Web:  www.smithmicro.com

•	Tel:  800.964.7674  or  949.362.5821

All the information you need to use conexs.com is right here in conexs.com help.

To get started, click the appropriate link below:

What Is conexs.com?

Registering with conexs.com

Starting conexs.com

Exiting conexs.com

Or, return to the Help Topics menu for further options.


What Is conexs.com?

conexs.com is a service that allows anyone to call or be called simply by being connected to it. Like the public phone system, conexs.com is FREE to end-users.  Yes, you pay an Internet service provider to access the Internet, just like you pay the telephone company for your basic telephone service, but once connected through conexs.com, there are no minute by minute or long distance charges.

Among conexs.com’s many advantages:

•	conexs.com gives you - the user, control over who can and can not call your PC. You have the ability to block certain PCs from ever calling you. You can also block a person’s whole PC from ever calling you, if that PC has the Processor Serial Number (PSN) feature enabled. conexs.com can do this thanks to Intel’s new Pentium III Processor Serial Number feature.

See Registering with conexs.com for further details.


Installing conexs.com

To install conexs.com on your computer:

1.	Close all open programs except Windows (95, 98 or NT).

2.	Click Start on the Taskbar, then click Run. The Run window displays.

3.	Click Browse. The Browse window displays.

4.	Locate the drive and folder containing the conexs.com setup.exe program (e.g., if on a floppy disk, this will most likely be A:\Setup - where “A” is the letter of your floppy disk drive).

5.	Click the setup.exe file to select it, then click OK.

6.	Click OK to begin installation.

7.	When installation is complete, you will be prompted to register with conexs.com.

See Registering with conexs.com for further details.

Once conexs.com is successfully installed on your system, the conexs.com icon  [image]  displays in the system tray of your taskbar.  This icon is red and blue until you register or connect to conexs.com.

The icon changes to yellow and blue [image] after you successfully register with and log into conexs.com.


Registering with conexs.com

conexs.com is an Internet communications service allowing access to registered users only. A registered user has an authorized, legitimate e-mail address. (To protect its users, conexs.com does not allow access to unregistered users.) After your initial registration, you are automatically logged onto conexs.com every time you log into the Internet.

Registration with conexs.com is FREE to end-users, and provides many benefits such as:

•	Linking Internet users together via legitimate e-mail addresses.

•	Making everyone accessible via the Internet.

•	Delivering the Internet’s cost efficiency and convenience to the communications forefront.

•	Giving you the ability to determine who can and can not call your PC.

•	Letting you block calls (permanently, temporarily or while in progress) so you are not exposed to offensive materials sometimes associated with Public Lists and unsolicited calls.

•	Providing secure communications with the Pentium III processor using legitimate e-mail addresses and call blocking of unwanted calls.

The first time you start conexs.com, the registration window displays automatically.

To register your e-mail address with conexs.com

1.	Insert your e-mail address (e.g., yourname@provider.com) in the registration window.

2.	Insert a name to identify you to conexs.com callers (e.g., David or Laura).

3.	Click the Register button.

4.	A Welcome message displays asking you to verify your e-mail account. Click OK.

5.	If not already logged on, log into your Internet account.

6.	Check your e-mail program for incoming messages.

7.	When you receive a message from conexs.com, click your e-mail’s reply then send options. This is your way of authorizing conexs.com to sign you up for the service each time you log onto the Internet.

That’s it!  Now you can communicate with anyone else connected to the conexs.com server. Click the link below to see how easy it is to launch conexs.com:

Starting conexs.com

 If you have more than one e-mail account accessing the Internet from your PC, conexs.com requires re-registration each time a different user logs into the Internet.

If the conexs.com icon in your system tray is red and blue ( [image] ) instead of yellow and blue ( [image] ), either you have not completed the registration process, or your current conexs.com status is offline/disconnected.

•	See above for registration procedures.

•	See Change My Status for changing your conexs.com availability status.


Starting conexs.com

Starting conexs.com is easy.

The first time you start conexs.com, the registration window displays asking you to register your e-mail address. In fact, you can not start conexs.com until you have registered and authorized use of your e-mail address. See registering conexs.com for details.

Once you have registered conexs.com, you can start it from the System Tray on your taskbar.

To start conexs.com from the System Tray

1.	Log onto the Internet as usual.

2.	Click [image] in your System Tray to display the conexs.com menu.

3.	Select the function you want (i.e., place a call, change your preferences, open your contact list, etc.).

 When you first install conexs.com, it resides in your System Tray automatically. There is no need to exit conexs.com as it is only available when you access the Internet.  However, if, for some reason, you do exit conexs.com, you can open and run it again from your Programs menu.

To start conexs.com from the Programs menu

1.	Log onto the Internet as usual.

2.	Click Start on the Taskbar.  The Start menu displays.

3.	Click the Programs option.  The Programs menu displays.

4.	Locate and double-click the conexs.com program name.

5.	Right-click [image] in your System Tray to display the conexs.com menu.

6.	Select the function you want (i.e., place a call, change your preferences, open your contact list, etc.).


Exiting conexs.com

When you logout from your Internet connection, you are automatically logged off conexs.com at the same time. No one can contact you even though the conexs.com icon still displays in your System Tray.

However, if you need to, you can manually exit conexs.com.

Reminder:  If you exit the conexs.com program, you will need to launch it again from the Programs menu. See Starting conexs.com for details.

To exit the conexs.com program

1.	Click the [image] icon in your System Tray to display the conexs.com menu.

2.	Click Exit.


Preferences Overview

When you first launch conexs.com, your initial preferences are automatically set based on your current system configuration. Some of this information can be changed and some should not be unless you are trouble-shooting problems or adding new hardware or software to your computer.

There are four preference categories:

General Preferences

Audio Preferences

Video Preferences

Call Block Preferences


General Preferences

Your general preferences identify your e-mail address and conexs.com name.

When you start conexs.com for the first time, it automatically locates your e-mail address from your conexs.com registration and inserts it here. The Name field is blank until you insert a name into it.

To change your general preferences:

1.	Click [image] in your System Tray to display the conexs.com menu.

2.	Click Preferences.

3.	Click the General tab.

Your options are:

E-mail address – If you change your e-mail address here, you will need to re-validate your account. An e-mail will be sent to you from the conexs.com server, and you need to reply to that message to activate your new account. Remember, a valid e-mail address is required.

Name – (optional) Insert a personal name that further identifies you to your callers (e.g., first name, nick-name, etc.). If multiple people share the same e-mail account, you can differentiate between them by changing this name each time a different person is using conexs.com.

4.	After changing your general preferences, choose one of the following actions:

•	Click Apply to save your changes without exiting the Preferences dialog.

•	Click OK to save your changes and exit the Preferences dialog.

•	Click Cancel to close the Preferences dialog without changing anything.

  If you have more than one e-mail account accessing the Internet from your PC, conexs.com requires re-registration each time a different user logs into the Internet. See Registering with conexs.com for details.


Audio Preferences

Your audio preferences let you select an audio device and sounds to play when a call is received or in progress.

To change your audio preferences:

1.	Click [image] in your System Tray to display the conexs.com menu.

2.	Click Preferences.

3.	Click the Audio tab.

Your options are:

Audio device – Choose your audio device from the drop-down list.

Enable sound events – You can tell conexs.com to play a sound when certain events happen, such as receiving a call. Check the box to turn on sounds, and click Configure to specify which sounds to use for the incoming ring and the outgoing ring.

4.	After changing your general preferences, choose one of the following actions:

•	Click Apply to save your changes without exiting the Preferences dialog.

•	Click OK to save your changes and exit the Preferences dialog.

•	Click Cancel to close the Preferences dialog without changing anything.


Video Preferences

Your video preferences let you turn on video capture, select streaming video, and invert your local video. (The video functions only work if you have the conexs.com video module and a camera present on your PC).

To change your video preferences:

1.	Click [image] in your System Tray to display the conexs.com menu.

2.	Click Preferences.

3.	Click the Video tab.

Your options are:

Enable video capture – Click this option to turn your video camera on for Internet phone calls.  When selected, a video driver file from your PC is automatically selected.  To select a different driver, open the pull-down list and select the other driver name.

Streaming video – (used for trouble-shooting only)  Click this option only if video display problems arise. When checked, if your video picture is not enhanced, deselect this option.

Invert local video – Click this option to reverse your video picture from top to bottom. (Required for some video cameras if a picture displays upside down.)

Source – (Used for trouble-shooting only) Click this button to modify your video standards, color and connector settings to be other than the manufacturers defaults.

Format – (Used for trouble-shooting only) Click this button to modify your image dimensions and format settings to be other than the manufacturers defaults.

Display – (Used for trouble-shooting only) Click this button to modify your video display to be other than the manufacturers defaults.

4.	After changing your general preferences, choose one of the following actions:

•	Click Apply to save your changes without exiting the Preferences dialog.

•	Click OK to save your changes and exit the Preferences dialog.

•	Click Cancel to close the Preferences dialog without changing anything.


Call Block Preferences

Your call blocking preferences determine from whom you will accept calls. This powerful security feature allows you to control who can call you.  You can block out all calls or just those that meet a criteria that you define.

To change your call block preferences:

1.	Click [image] in your System Tray to display the conexs.com menu.

2.	Click Preferences.

3.	Click the Call block tab.

Your options are:

Receive calls from everyone – Click this option to receive calls from any conexs.com user who knows your e-mail address. (This option is selected automatically when you first run conexs.com.)

Never receive calls – Click this option to avoid receiving calls from anyone. (However, you can still make calls to whomever you want.)

Only receive calls from Pentium III secure users – Click this option to limit the calls you receive to secure Pentium III PC users only.

Note:  This feature only works if the specified caller has the Pentium III Processor Serial Number (PSN) enabled. It gives you more control over who can and can not call your PC because it blocks not only the user’s current e-mail address, but all e-mail addresses issued from the user’s PC (in effect-blocking the user’s PC from calling you ever again).

Only receive calls from users in my contact list– Click this option to limit the calls you receive to users on your conexs.com contact list only.

Never Receive calls from – Used to block calls from specific e-mail addresses:

•	To identify a specific e-mail address from which you do not want to receive calls, click the Add button. Next, insert the e-mail address into the Add Contact pop up window.  (The description field is optional.)

•	To receive calls from a previously blocked caller, select an address from the list and click Remove.

•	To edit a blocked e-mail address or description, select an address from the list and click Edit.

4.	After changing your general preferences, choose one of the following actions:

•	Click Apply to save your changes without exiting the Preferences dialog.

•	Click OK to save your changes and exit the Preferences dialog.

•	Click Cancel to close the Preferences dialog without changing anything.


Call Features and Functions Overview

Conexs.com provides both audio and video phone communications through the Internet. If you only have a microphone installed, then your phone calls will be audio only, just like using a telephone.

You do not need a video camera installed to use conexs.com. However, you will miss some of the fun without one. Internet video connectivity is here today and if you purchase conexs.com’s video module, it will give you free access to this form of Internet communication as a much added plus.

With conexs.com, when you call someone, the two of you can communicate using:

•	Audio phone

•	Text chat

And, if you have a video camera attached and the video module installed, the two of you can communicate using:

•	Video phone

See the following for further details:

Placing a Call

Answering a Call

Using Internet Phone

Using Text Chat

Using Lookup


Placing a Call

Call is the conexs.com function you use to connect to another conexs.com user. If you do not know a person’s e-mail address, click the Lookup button.

To call another conexs.com user:

1.	Click [image] in your system tray.

2.	When the menu displays, click Call. The Call Window displays.

3.	Insert the person’s legitimate Internet e-mail or computer IP address.

Note:  If you do not know the person’s e-mail address, click the Lookup button. conexs.com connects you to an unaffiliated Internet White Pages site where you can enter a person’s real name and find out the person’s e-mail address.

4.	Tell conexs.com how you want to connect. You can connect to a person in two ways:

•	Click the Phone button to start a call with sound, just like a regular phone call.

•	Click the Chat button to start a call with text chat. You may want to do this if the person you are calling has no speakers, or has no sound card.

5.	Wait for a few seconds while conexs.com establishes that the person is a registered conexs.com user and is available to take your call.

6.	Once your call is accepted by both conexs.com and the call-to party, the appropriate window (Chat or Phone) displays:

•	See Using Internet Phone for Phone details.

•	See Using Text Chat for Text Chat details.

  If your call can not be completed, an information message displays to tell you this. Usually, calls are not completed because the person you are connecting to is not logged into the Internet and conexs.com.


Answering a Call

Answering an incoming call is easy.

Here’s how:

When a call comes in, the Phone window displays automatically on your desktop.

•	Click [image] on the Phone window toolbar to answer an incoming call.

  Unless you have defined a sound to alert you that a call is coming in, you may not realize it unless you are looking at your monitor.

See Audio Preferences for information on setting your incoming and outgoing phone call alert sounds.


Using Internet Phone

Internet Phone is a way to talk over the Internet for free; that is, you do not incur long distance telephone charges.

When you use the conexs.com Internet Phone program, you are talking PC to PC. This means that you are connected to another user with a PC and can talk to them (e.g., communicate together via voice transmission similar to a telephone call).

See Placing a Call for instructions on making an Internet Phone call.

Once connected on an Internet Phone call, you can:

Adjust your microphone and sound volumes

Block a caller from calling you again

Add the caller to your contact list

Begin a Text Chat session with your caller

Place a call on hold

Hang Up

And, if you have the video module installed, you can:

Change local/remote video options (e.g., turn cameras on/off, etc.)


Adjust microphone and sound volume

•	Drag the control bar up or down to increase or decrease the [image] (sound) or the [image] (microphone).


Block the current caller from calling you again

•	Click [image] on the toolbar to disconnect your current call and prevent the current caller from calling you again.

See Call Block Preferences to unblock the caller and for further call blocking details.


Add a caller to your contact list

•	Open the Action menu, then choose the Add the Contact List option.

See Contact List Features for further details.


Begin a Text Chat session

•	Open the Action menu, then choose the Chat Window option.

See Using Text Chat for further details.


Place a call on hold

•	Click [image] on the toolbar.  Your call will be interrupted until you click [image] again.

  This feature is usually used to clear away line noise and improve the audio and/or video portion of your call.


Hang up

•	Click the Hang up button on the toolbar to end an Internet phone call.


Change local/remote video options

•	Click the View menu then click the following options to toggle them on or off:

Remote Video – Opens and closes the Remote video window so you can no longer see your caller.

Local Video – Opens and closes your Local video window so your caller can no longer see you.


Using Text Chat

Text Chat establishes a live text chat session between two conexs.com users. If you have called someone and are “text chatting”, you can easily switch to a live voice call during your conversation, or use both text chat and Internet Phone at the same time. There is space for you to type your text and for you to see all of the text typed in a conversation.

Using Text Chat, you can:

Conduct a Text Chat session

Save the Text of a chat session

Clear the contents of the current text chat session window

Copy the contents of the current text chat session window

Print the text from a chat session

Phone someone you are currently text chatting with

Block someone from calling you again


Conduct a text chat session

1.	If not already on a call with someone, call them now. See Placing a Call for details.

2.	To access Chat, select the appropriate option:

•	From the Phone window’s File menu, choose the Chat option.

•	From the Call window, click the Chat button.

3.	Type your text in the text entry area, then do one of the following:

•	Wait for a response to display in the message area.

•	Type more text.

4.	When your text chat conversation is finished, click [image] to end the chat.


Save the text of a chat session

1.	Follow the steps for conducting a text chat session with one exception: before exiting the chat, click [image] on the toolbar.

2.	When the Save As dialog box displays, type a name for your chat file, then click Save again.


Clear the contents of the current text chat session window

•	Click the Clear button on the toolbar.


Copy the contents of the current text chat session window

•	Click [image] on the toolbar. Then open an application such as MS Word or Word Pad and Paste the text into a file.


Print a text chat session

1.	Follow the steps for conducting a text chat session with one exception: before exiting the chat, click [image] on the toolbar.

2.	Choose the appropriate print parameters, then click OK to send the current text chat session to your designated printer.


Phone someone you are currently text chatting with

1.	Click [image] on the toolbar.

2.	Insert the person’s e-mail address, then click OK.


Block someone from calling you again

•	Click [image] on the toolbar to disconnect your current text chat session and prevent the current caller from chatting with you or calling you again.

See Call Block Preferences to unblock the caller and for further call blocking details.


Using Lookup

Lookup lets you find other people on the Internet to connect to even when you do not know their e-mail addresses. When you select the Lookup option, you are transferred to an Internet White Pages site that is not affiliated with Smith Micro Software, Inc.

To use Lookup:

1.	If not logged into the Internet, do so now.

2.	Click [image] in your system tray.

3.	When the menu displays, click Call. The Call Window displays.

4.	Click the Lookup button. An Internet White Pages e-mail address lookup web page displays.

5.	Follow the instructions on the web page.


Contact List Features

The Contact List is your shortcut to accessing people to phone or chat with frequently. This list functions much like a regular address book, except that you enter e-mail addresses instead of telephone numbers.

You can add contacts, edit their information, then delete them if you no longer call them frequently.

Using the contact list, you can:

Open your Contact List

Add a contact

Call someone on your Contact List

Edit someone on your Contact List

Delete someone from your Contact List

Change the view of your Contact List


Open your Contact List

1.	Click [image] in your system tray.

2.	When the menu displays, click Contact List. The Contact List window displays.


Add a contact

1.	Click [image] on the toolbar. The Add Contact window displays.

2.	Insert the e-mail address and name of your contact. Your new contact’s name displays in your Contact List.

  The lightbulb icon is green when your contact is available. It is red when your contact is unavailable.

See Change My Status for information on how you can be logged into conexs.com but not receive calls


Call someone on your Contact List

•	Select the name of the person you want to call, then click [image] on the toolbar.

The Call window with the e-mail address already inserted displays. Click Phone to begin the call with sound, or click Chat to begin a chat session call using text chat


Edit someone on your Contact List

1.	Select the contact you want to edit.

2.	Click the Edit button on the toolbar. The Edit window displays.

3.	Type your new information over the old information.


Delete someone from your Contact List

1.	Select the contact you want to delete.

2.	Click [image] on the toolbar.


Change the view of your Contact List

Just like the View menu of the Windows Explorer ™, you can change how the Contact List looks either by clicking [image] on the toolbar or opening the View menu.

Your options include:

Large Icons – Displays each contact as a large icon with their names underneath.

Small Icons – Displays each contact  with a small icon.

List – Displays the contacts in a vertical list.

Details – Lists the most information about each contact (e.g., shows both their names and e-mail addresses).

Toolbar – Toggles the Toolbar display on/off.


Change My Status

You can be registered with conexs.com and still not receive calls just by changing your status.

Here’s how:

1.	Click [image] in your system tray.

2.	When the menu displays, click Change my Status. The Change My Status list slides out.
Your options are:

Online/Available – A green lightbulb means that you are accepting calls.

Away – A red lightbulb means that your computer is on but you are not present. Calls will not be accepted.

Do Not Disturb – A red lightbulb with a green background means that you are logged in but busy and are not accepting calls at this time.

Offline/Disconnected – A gray lightbulb means that either you are not connected to the Internet and therefore unavailable to receive calls, or you are connected to the Internet, but have selected this option as your current status.

If the conexs.com icon in your system tray is red and blue ( [image] ) instead of yellow and blue ( [image] ), either your current status is offline/disconnected, or you have not completed the registration process.

3.	Click an option to change your current status.

  To change your status later, simply, return to this list and choose another status.


Using Help

The Help menu calls up a sub-menu listing the following options:

Contents – Displays conexs.com online help by subject and by Index entry.

conexs.com home page –  Launches your default web browser and connects you to conexs.com. Complete product information is available on this web site.

Technical Support – Launches your default web browser and connects you to the conexs.com Technical Support web page. Here you can access data concerning the product and FAQs from the Smith Micro knowledge-base.

Updates –Connects you to the Upgrades web page. If new upgrades are available, a pop up window will notify you of this when you connect to this page.

Smith Micro Homepage – Connects you to www.Smithmicro.com, the homepage of the company that created conexs.com. Here you can see additional products for making person-to-person Internet communications quick and easy.

About conexs.com – Displays a window with information about your current version of conexs.com.


Contact List Window

The Contact List is your shortcut to accessing people to phone or chat with frequently. This list functions much like a regular address book, except that you enter e-mail addresses instead of telephone numbers.


Call

Select the name of the person you want to call, then click Call to connect to the person.


Add Contact

1.	Click [image] on the toolbar. The Add Contact window displays.

2.	Insert the e-mail address and name of your contact.


Edit Contact

1.	Select the contact you want to edit.

2.	Click Edit on the toolbar.

3.	Type your new information over the old information.


Delete Contact

1.	Select the contact you want to delete.

2.	Click Delete on the toolbar.


Contact Views

Click View on the toolbar.  Your options include:

Large Icons – Displays each contact as a large icon with their names underneath.

Small Icons – Displays each contact  with a small icon.

List – Displays the contacts in a vertical list.

Details – Lists the most information about each contact (e.g., shows both their names and e-mail addresses).


Call Window

Call is the conexs.com function you use to connect to another conexs.com user


E-mail/IP address

The person’s legitimate Internet e-mail or computer IP address


Phone

Initiates an Internet phone call


Chat

Initiates a text-based discussion which can be held between two parties connected through conexs.com


Call Lookup

Connects you to an unaffiliated Internet White Pages site where you can enter a person’s real name and find out the person’s e-mail address


Close Call Window

Closes the call window


Phone Window

Displays your Internet phone options and status information while connected to someone on an Internet phone call.

When you use the conexs.com Internet phone program, you are talking PC to PC. This means that you are connected to another user with a PC and can talk to them (e.g., communicate together via voice transmission similar to a telephone call).


Hold

A toggle option that that temporarily interrupts your Internet phone call without disconnecting the call


Block

Disconnects your current call and prevents the current caller from calling you again


Answer

Answers an incoming Internet phone call


Phone Hang up

Ends an Internet phone call


Phone Volume

Drag the Control bar up or down to increase / decrease the speaker volume during an Internet phone call


Phone Microphone

Drag the Control bar up or down to increase / decrease the microphone volume during an Internet phone call


Mute Call

A toggle option for temporarily muting the sound of your call


View Remote Video

A toggle option to turn your caller’s remote video display on/off


View Local Video

A toggle option to turn your local video display on/off


Chat Window

Displays the available text chat features. There is space for you to type your text and for you to see all of the text typed during a conversation. If you have called someone and are “text chatting”, you can easily switch to a live voice call during your conversation, or use both text chat and Internet phone at the same time.


Save Chat

Saves the current text chat dialog to a file


Clear Chat

Clears the contents of the chat window


Copy Chat

Copies the text of the current chat session


Print Chat

Sends the text from the current chat session to your printer


Phone from Chat

Initiates an Internet phone call to the person to whom you are currently chatting


Block from Chat

Disconnects your current call and prevents the current caller from calling you again


General Preferences Options

Displays your registered concex.com e-mail address and an (optional) conexs.com name which you have defined


E-mail address

Do not change. This is your registered conexs.com e-mail address.


Name

(optional) Insert a personal name that further identifies you to your callers (e.g., first name, nick-name, etc.).


Audio Preferences Options

Displays your audio preferences. Select an audio device and sounds to play when a call is received or in progress


Audio device

Choose your audio device from the drop-down list.


Sound events

You can tell conexs.com to play a sound when certain events happen, such as receiving a call. Check the box to turn on sounds, then click Configure to specify which sounds to use for the incoming ring and the outgoing ring.


Configure

Used to specify which sounds to use for the incoming ring and the outgoing ring


Video Preferences Options

Displays your video preferences for video capture, select streaming video, and invert your local video


Enable video capture

Turns your video camera on for Internet phone calls.  When selected, a video driver file from your PC is automatically selected. To select a different driver, open the pull-down list and select the other driver name.


(video driver)

Used to select a different video driver from the pull-down


Streaming video

(used for trouble-shooting only)  Click this option only if video display problems arise. When checked, if your video picture is not enhanced, deselect this option.


Invert local video

Reverses your video picture from top to bottom. (Required for some video cameras if a picture displays upside down.)


Source

(Used for trouble-shooting only) Click this button to modify your video standards, color and connector settings to be other than the manufacturers defaults.


Video Format

(Used for trouble-shooting only) Click this button to modify your image dimensions and format settings to be other than the manufacturers defaults.


Display

(Used for trouble-shooting only) Click this button to modify your video display to be other than the manufacturers defaults.


Call Block Preferences Options

Displays your call blocking preferences. This powerful security feature allows you to control who can call you.  You can block out all calls or just those that meet a criteria that you define.


Receive calls from everyone

Used to receive calls from any conexs.com user who knows your e-mail address. (This option is selected automatically when you first run conexs.com.)


Never receive calls

Used to not receive calls from anyone. (However, you can still make calls to whomever you want.)


Only receive calls from Pentium III secure users

Limits the calls you receive to Pentium III, Processor Serial Number (PSN) enabled PC users only


Only receive calls from users in my contact list

Used to limit the calls you receive to users on your conexs.com contact list only


Never Receive calls from

Used to block calls from specific e-mail addresses


Add Blocked Caller

Identifies a specific e-mail address from which you do not want to receive calls


Remove Blocked Caller

Used to receive calls from a previously blocked caller. Select an address from the list and click this option.


Edit Blocked Caller

Used to edit a blocked e-mail address or description. Select an address from the list and click this option.