UCCX gui client for Win7

I've tried searching through this forum and the Cisco site and I'm at a bit of a loss. We are starting to roll out Win7 clients to our users but I'm not at a point where I can upgrade our voce systems to 8.x. I've heard that their is a web interface to IPCC for those users that receive new computers that have Win7 installed but I am not able to find what this is called or how it is setup to allow these connections. Does this actually exist in IPCC 7.0(1) and if so can someone point me to a link that helps with telling me how to set this up.
Thank you in advance
Matt

for the CDA web interface by default the username is admin with no password.
Once you log in you can change the password, there should be a link near the
top right hand of the screen.
Regarding the browser edition, unfortunately I cannot give you much
assistance here as that is one of the few things I haven't had the pleasure
of configuring on UCCX.
The following is specifically for CME however, you can ignore that aspect
and focus on the CADBE portion:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cust_contact/contact_center/crs/express_8_0/user/guide/cbe80ccxug-cme.pdf
Good luck!
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