Advice needed: many lines terminating to same user for multiple numbers...

In our situation, there are many numbers that can terminate into one user for many different reasons. I.E. A help line for product A, and a sales line for product B. Some users have up to 14 different numbers that they will be responsible for. It is a CCM 4.2 envorionment, with unity unified msg. The user needs to be able to differentiate between the called numbers. Aside from using multiple lines on a sidecar 7914, is there an alternate solution for changing the appearance of the called number? Would forwarded route points be able to pass calling and called line information via the 7960 screen?
Thank you.

Yes, that will work. Take a look at the following post for the required steps.
http://forum.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=netprof&forum=IP%20Communications%20and%20Video&topic=IP%20Telephony&CommCmd=MB%3Fcmd%3Dpass_through%26location%3Doutline%40%5E1%40%40.1ddb5957/0#selected_message
Hope this helps. If so, please rate the post.
Brandon

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JKR13031907451100041     3/19/2013 7:45     0.483     7298698345     7298598324     50
JKR13031907451100041     3/19/2013 7:45     0.483     7298698345     7298598324     50
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JKR13031923121000043     3/19/2013 23:12     0.404     7298698345     7298598324     50
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JKR13031900291100016     3/19/2013 0:29     0.464     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031900291100016     3/19/2013 0:29     0.464     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031900291100016     3/19/2013 0:29     0.464     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031900291100016     3/19/2013 0:29     0.464     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031900291100016     3/19/2013 0:29     0.464     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031900291100016     3/19/2013 0:29     0.464     9697199326     8803799846     1
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JKR13031900191000011     3/19/2013 0:19     0.302     9697199326     8803799846     1
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JKR13031900191000011     3/19/2013 0:19     0.302     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031900191000011     3/19/2013 0:19     0.302     9697199326     8803799846     1
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JKR13031918501101022     3/19/2013 18:50     2.231     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031918501101022     3/19/2013 18:50     2.231     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031918501101022     3/19/2013 18:50     2.231     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031918501101022     3/19/2013 18:50     2.231     9697199326     8803799846     1
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JKR13031918371101555     3/19/2013 18:37     0.376     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031918371101555     3/19/2013 18:37     0.376     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031918371101555     3/19/2013 18:37     0.376     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031918371101555     3/19/2013 18:37     0.376     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031918371101555     3/19/2013 18:37     0.376     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031918371101555     3/19/2013 18:37     0.376     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031918371101555     3/19/2013 18:37     0.376     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031900191000011     3/19/2013 0:19     0.302     9697199326     8803799846     1
JKR13031920541100321     3/19/2013 20:54     0.373     9858998396     9858998396     10
JKR13031920541100321     3/19/2013 20:54     0.373     9858998396     9858998396     10
JKR13031917321000533     3/19/2013 17:32     0.361     9858998396     9858998396     10
JKR13031917321000533     3/19/2013 17:32     0.361     9858998396     9858998396     10
JKR13031917321000533     3/19/2013 17:32     0.361     9858998396     9858998396     10
JKR13031913071200251     3/19/2013 13:07     0.422     9858998396     9858998396     10
JKR13031913071200251     3/19/2013 13:07     0.422     9858998396     9858998396     10
JKR13031920541100321     3/19/2013 20:54     0.373     9858998396     9858998396     10
JKR13031913071200251     3/19/2013 13:07     0.422     9858998396     9858998396     10
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JKR13031900571000005     19/Mar/2013 12:57:51 AM     0.75     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031900571000005     19/Mar/2013 12:57:51 AM     0.75     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031900571000005     19/Mar/2013 12:57:51 AM     0.75     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031900571000005     19/Mar/2013 12:57:51 AM     0.75     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031911511200235     19/Mar/2013 11:51:19 AM     0.39     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031911511200235     19/Mar/2013 11:51:19 AM     0.39     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031911511200235     19/Mar/2013 11:51:19 AM     0.39     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031911511200235     19/Mar/2013 11:51:19 AM     0.39     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031915551100480     19/Mar/2013 03:55:50 PM     0.40     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031915551100480     19/Mar/2013 03:55:50 PM     0.40     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031915551100480     19/Mar/2013 03:55:50 PM     0.40     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031915551100480     19/Mar/2013 03:55:50 PM     0.40     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031922321000078     19/Mar/2013 10:32:34 PM     0.42     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031922321000078     19/Mar/2013 10:32:34 PM     0.42     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031922321000078     19/Mar/2013 10:32:34 PM     0.42     7298297447     7298297447     10
JKR13031922321000078     19/Mar/2013 10:32:34 PM     0.42     7298297447     7298297447     10
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JKR13031907151100019     19/Mar/2013 07:15:05 AM     0.57     7298698345     7298598324     50
JKR13031907151100019     19/Mar/2013 07:15:05 AM     0.57     7298698345     7298598324     50
JKR13031907151100019     19/Mar/2013 07:15:05 AM     0.57     7298698345     7298598324     50
JKR13031907151100019     19/Mar/2013 07:15:05 AM     0.57     7298698345     7298598324     50
JKR13031907451100041     19/Mar/2013 07:45:13 AM     0.48     7298698345     7298598324     50
JKR13031907451100041     19/Mar/2013 07:45:13 AM     0.48     7298698345     7298598324     50
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My wife and I have the same exact library. When she buys something, my computer/ipod/devices are authorized to use it. We both got new laptops and we wanted to refrain from adding too much on them. I have an iMac with the music library on it. I signed up for iTunes match so that I could have my library on my devices and our Apple TV. So the question is, how can I get the same library on her devices, without uploading this library to her laptop?
Can I simply log out of iTunes on the iMac and then log in as her and sign up for iTunes Match under her ID and go through the process again and all is done?
We'd like to maintain the separate IDs as she purchases apps on her own and then has a lot of podcast subscriptions that I don't. But again, just trying to get the shared library to her device.
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Apple makes a subtle and extremely annoying distinction between "authorization" and "association". You need "authorization" to play content on a particular computer, and several users with different Apple IDs can authorize their content on a single computer.
However, to do any of the following:
-auto-download content
-download previously purchased content
-use Match!
you must "associate" the computer to an Apple ID in addition to "authorizing" it. Only *a single AppleID* may be associated with a computer (not account, computer!) at a time, and this can only be changed once every 90 days. In other words, in this context, it treats the computer just like a mobile device. You can't run Match with more than one user, and Match also precludes anyone else from downloading previously purchased content.
I recently learned about this the hard way when my son came home from college and used his Apple account to re-download a single TV show on my computer. When I logged in later to try to use Match, a splash informed me I would have to wait *90 days* to switch back to my AppleID! Luckily, I emailed the iTunes store and they were able to reset it. I'm not sure if they have single incident forgiveness policy, if they were able to see exactly how much money I've put in their pockets over the last couple years, or if they were simply smart enough to realize that *not* doing so could only lose them money in the future.
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