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On Monday, September 09 1996, Danny Keogh wrote to Jason Smith ...
DK> Have you ever tried reading the manuals for some modems. You
DK> have to be a bloody communications expert to understand half the
DK> stuff in them.
Reading manuals is how bloody communications experts came to BE bloody
communications experts.
The manual supplied with my USR Courier is very informative, despite the
technical nature of it.
John (japp{at}mpx.com.au)
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