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From: Charles Hallenbeck <chuckh@mhonline.net>
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Hi gang -

Has anybody here been able to use "dialpad" with Linux? Several people I
know are becoming interested in it and I am curious what experience others
have had before plunging into that pool!

Chuck.


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