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From: billw@ncoast.UUCP.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.telecom
Subject: Re: Line hunting
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Date: Mon, 13-Apr-87 13:56:02 EST
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Posted: Mon Apr 13 13:56:02 1987
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[Hmm.. why does an article from kitty.UUCP have an id from seismo? -bw]
In article <8704051912.AA03671@seismo.CSS.GOV> larry@kitty.UUCP writes:

>> [The best way I have found to get through on a radio station line is
>> to program their number into your speed calling and sit there with
>> one finger on the hookswitch and another almost pressing 9#. --jsol]
>
>	You got it!

Even better: sit there with your trusty Hayes Smartmodem, with the speaker on,
one finger on the A, one finger on the slash... hasn't failed me yet.
-- 
Bill Wisner: "You're kidding, right?"
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