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Date: Thu, 22-Oct-87 10:08:46 EST
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Subject: Re: touch-tone phones in London?
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In article <8710120352.AA04750@garp.mit.edu> henry@garp.mit.EDU (Henry Mensch) writes:
>I'm spending a few weeks in London and I'm curious to know whether or
>not I'll be able to use "touch-tone" type phones there to pick up
>messages on my answering machine.
>
  No. UK uses pulse dialing. You'll need a dual system type phone.
   Brian


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