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From: big@shumv1.ncsu.edu (Alan Porter)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Amiga Answering Machine
Keywords: Oliver Adam, Amiga Welt, Answering Machine
Message-ID: <1990Jan22.152250.18745@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu>
Date: 22 Jan 90 15:22:50 GMT
Reply-To: big@shumv1.ncsu.edu (Alan Porter)
Organization: NCSU Computing Center
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Oliver,

You write...
Message-ID: <46@image.UUCP> Article 46724 of comp.sys.amiga:

> some time ago the german issue of amiga world (called amiga welt)
> included an article and a schematic, to connect an old cassette recorder
> and a microphone both to your amiga and the telephone line, that
> the amiga when the phone rings will answer the call with either
> a spoken message or a digitalized sample and then turn on the tape
> to record any messages of the caller.
> the material cost less than 20,-DM and already works fine at a friend
> of mine.
> this solution don't need a modem, but a tape recorder with a remote-entry.
> if there still someone is interested in this solution and can't get this
> issue of amiga welt, then let me know and i will post it here ...

> cowboz@image (Oliver Adam)                  ...einoed!utopia!image!cowboz


    I am interested in the answering machine you mentioned above.
I could not reach you by e-mail.  Could you post a copy of the
article from Amiga Welt (is it in English, I hope)?  If it is easier
for you to USmail a paper copy, that would be fine.

                                           Thanks in advance.

    //      big@shumv1.ncsu.edu                Alan Porter
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