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From: handcock@NUMENOR.WATSON.IBM.COM (Mark S. Handcock)
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Subject: Using a Sun as a telephone answering machine
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X-Sun-Spots-Digest: Volume 9, Issue 300, message 9

A neat way to store/manipulate telephone messages would be to use the
audio capabilities of a SPARC station coupled with the usual mailer. That
is for the SPARC to answer the phone, announce a pre-recorded message, and
digitally record the message. The messages would be date stamped and
annotated for later playback within a standard mail program.

Does anyone know of public domain or commercial applications of this?  I
will summarize for the net.

Thanks

Mark S. Handcock
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
(914) 945-1743
handcock@arnor.watson.ibm.com