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From: jajz801@calstate.bitnet
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Subject: Dilemma Choosing Right PBX for Office
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We are planning to upgrade to a small PBX from a keyed system (the old 5
button clunkers) and have looked at AT&T's offerings. In particular they
have one that is 'digital' (Merlin) and one analog (?). Is there any reason
to choose among these, or others, with respect to use with modems or faxes ?

Does the digital imply it can be used as an interconnect media for computers ?

Jeff Sicherman
jajz801@calstate.bitnet