INTEL(R) VIDEO PHONE 
                                RELEASE NOTES

These release notes contain the latest information available 
about the Intel(R) Video Phone and its operation. 
Consult this document for information on making better use 
of the Intel Video Phone or if you encounter any of the 
conditions described below.  Please consult this document before 
contacting Intel Customer Support.

+ Intel(R) Video Phone on Windows* 2000 or Windows* XP 
        When installing the Intel Video Phone software 
        you must be logged in as Adminstrator. 

        Each time you run Intel Video Phone on a computer 
        with Windows 2000 you must be logged in as
        a Power User or as an Administrator. When 
        using Intel Video Phone on a computer with
        Windows XP, ensure that you are logged in as 
        an Administor. 

+ Intel Video Phone not Defaulting to the Correct 
  "Device to Use for Internet calls"
        If you set Intel Video Phone to automatically detect the
        device to use for Internet calls, the default may 
        not be the correct Internet connection device if your 
        computer has more than one device that can be used to 
        connect to the Internet (a LAN card and modem for instance). 
        
        If you receive an error related to your Internet connection:
         1  From Intel Video Phone, click Settings.
         2  On the Settings dialog, click the Connection tab.
         3  On the Connection tab, from the 'Device to use for 
            Internet calls', choose your connection device from
            the drop-down list.
         4  Click OK.

+ Delay in Video Phone Launch After Rebooting 
        Occasionally, starting Intel Video Phone after rebooting 
        your computer, can cause a long delay in the launch of
        Intel Video Phone. Subsequent launches of Video Phone are
        considerably faster. 

+ Calls Hangup Automatically When Answered
        If during a video phone call the other party experiences 
        a system crash, each time you try to make a call to any 
        party after the crash your video phone hangs up as soon 
        as the other party answers.  If you are having trouble 
        successfully placing a call, close and restart 
        Intel Video Phone, then try the call again.
  
+ Using Intel Video Phone Behind a Firewall, or Through a Router 
  With Network Address Translation (NAT). 

        See the Intel support website for information:
        http://support.intel.com/support/createshare/camerapack/v5/ivp.htm 
   
    







 For additional Intel Video Phone Support Information, please visit:
    http://support.intel.com/support/createshare/camerapack/v5/ivp.htm 
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