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From: roy@alanine.phri.nyu.edu (Roy Smith)
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Subject: A Public "Thank You"
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Date: 24 Jul 90 18:06:39 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 516, Message 9 of 9


	A week or so ago, I asked for help getting the ringer on a 500
set to work right again.  I knew I would get the help I needed on this
list, but didn't expect I would actually get an annotated schematic
diagram sent to me in the paper mail!  That is exactly what I got in
this morning's mail from Robert Sklar (ihlp1!sklar).  I was going to
send him a thank you by private email, but figured he deserved a more
public accolade.  Thanks, Robert!


[Moderator's Note: Mr. Sklar does receive our thanks for coming forth
with an answer to the question, but he is not unique on this net: Time
and again, a question is asked, and many answers received. It is what
I call the 'Spirit of Usenet' in action: a User-Network of people
helping people. And as the feds and the newspapers are starting to
find out, it is indeed a powerful communications tool. I'm glad to be
part of it, aren't you?  PT]