# VM Prompt Languages

## Purpose

The VM Prompt Languages form is used to set the default prompt language, the alternate language for bilingual prompting (if required), and to define the number dialed by users to switch between languages. By default, menu option 8 is used for Language Toggle. To program the menu option 8 for Language Toggle, see Setting up Multi-Level Auto Attendant (MLAA).

TIP: If you change the prompt language consider whether the language of the system greetings should be changed.

Use this form when performing the following tasks:

- About System Greetings

- Program Embedded Voice Mail

## Conditions

- If you change the default prompt language or the alternate language for bilingual prompting, you must reboot MiVoice Business for the change to take effect.

## Field Descriptions

Parameter | Description | Default Value
Default Language | Select the language to use for voice mail prompts. NOTE: English Overlaid (North America) and Dutch Overlaid have numeric prompts (e.g., "Press 7 for Play."). The non-overlaid versions have alphabetic prompts (e.g., "Press P for Play). | English
Enable Bilingual Option | Enable this option to prompt in the default language and an alternate language. | Enabled
Set Alternate Language To | Select the second language for bilingual prompting. | English
Language Toggle | Enter one digit only (from one to eight) that users dial to hear prompts in the alternate language. Note that although it is possible to enter a number that is the length of a mailbox number, it is not recommended. The length of mailbox numbers is assigned on the set by an administrator. NOTE: Zero is reserved for Operator; Nine is reserved for access to the Personal Directory (Dial by Name). | 8