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From: bzs@world.std.com (Barry Shein)
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Subject: computerfax (was Re: Networks considered harmful)
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Date: 23 Dec 89 19:15:30 GMT
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>	the US post office is currently offering fax service at
>	some northeast post offices.  they rent space to a company	
>	which put together "fax kiosks" designed for public use.
>
>	(has anyone seen one of these beasties, yet?)

There's one here in the Brookline Post Office. It looked expensive (I
think $15?) You can find fax-o-matics in most any motel lobby and many
copy shops, I'd be surprised if this is a big hit for the P.O.

        -Barry Shein

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