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Subject: Changes to Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
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Date: Fri, 1-Nov-85 00:26:29 EST
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> 19.  What is the address or phone number of the "foo" company?
> 
>      Try the white and yellow pages  of your phone directory, first; a
>      sales representative will surely know, and if you're a potential
>      customer they will be who you're looking for.  Phone books for
>      other cities are usually available in libraries of any size.
>      Whoever buys or recommends things for your company will probably
>      have some buyer's guides or national company directories. Call or
>      visit the reference desk of your library; they have several
>      company and organization directories and many will answer
>      questions like this over the phone.  Remember if you only know the
>      city where the company is, you can telephone to find out their
>      full address or a dealer.  The network is NOT a free resource,
>      although it may look like that to some people.  It is far better
>      to spend a few minutes of your own time researching an answer
>      rather than broadcast your laziness and/or ineptitude to the net.
>