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From: edw@sequent.UUCP (Ed Wright)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.misc
Subject: re: Voice Mail
Message-ID: <60710@sequent.UUCP>
Date: 23 May 91 16:36:41 GMT
Reply-To: edw@sequent.UUCP (Ed Wright)
Organization: Orygun Society For HUman Rustabillity Assessment
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In article <1781@babcock.cerc.wvu.wvnet.edu> abmg@cathedral.cerc.wvu.wvnet.edu (Aliasghar Babadi) writes:
%Hi,
%
%	I like to be able to leave  voice messages on a computer 
%using telephone. for example:
%
%	I call my friend at work she is not there I want to leave a voice
%message for her on her computer so later on when she logs into her
%account she see the voice mail and she can listen to it.
%
%	1- I want to know if there is such a system available.
%	2- Do you have any idea of how to do this?
%	3- Where can I get some help and more info on this subject?
%
%Thank you fro your help.

Although we have voice mail here at sequent, I have a hard time seeing the
big difference between it, and a $29.95 kmart answering machine, other
than perhaps the cost.
I generally send e-mail to someone who has it and does not answer the
phone.
Some times I even use .............. person to person contact !    :-)/2
So IMHO
 1. yes put a $29.95 answering machine on her phone.
    Long term, it might even be cheaper on an employee by employee basis
    than a high tech solution.
 2. go to Kmart
 3. Kmart
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