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From: Richard.Lerner@lerner.avalon.cs.cmu.edu
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Subject: Re: What's the Deal with NET and Directory Listings?
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In PA I had two consecutive numbers listed the same.  I always assumed
that they would give out the first one.  However, at some point I
noticed a lot of calls coming on my other line.  It turns out that
they give out the most recently modified number.  So when I changed
the level of service on my second number, they started giving out that
number.  I had to unlist the second number to assure that only the
first was given out.


Rick Lerner			ral+@cs.cmu.edu
Carnegie Mellon University	Pittsburgh, PA