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From: "Roeber, Frederick" <roeber@portia.caltech.edu>
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Subject: Re: Which Came First?
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In article <12785@accuvax.nwu.edu>, johnp@hpgrla.gr.hp.com (John
Parsons) writes...

>How are the number pads arranged on European or Asian phones?  ...

The pushbutton phones I've seen in France had keypads arranged the
same way as American phones.  The pushbutton phones here at CERN
(obtained from the Swiss PTT) also have the same keypad, with a couple
of additions for the usual extra PBX services: an `R' to the left of
the `7' and a red dot to the left of the `*'.


Frederick G. M. Roeber | e-mail: roeber@caltech.edu or roeber@vxcern.cern.ch
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