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From: OLE@csli.stanford.edu (Ole J. Jacobsen)
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Subject: AT&T Spirit
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Date: 17 Jun 89 02:15:00 GMT
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As far as I have been able to gather (asked in the AT&T store), Spirit
uses proprietary telephones for all extensions and does not support
normal dumb telephones. If this isn't the case then my argument is
moot. I can deal with buying *one* wizard's console for programming
and such, but see no reason to get 16 of them for home.

Ole