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Tuesday October 5, 1999 WebSkulker
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and the interface between CentreCom and Netmeeting in the next
issue. But normally you would be calling your 888 number with a
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CentreCom and wait until they assign you a personal 888 number. Once you figure it out, it is as easy to use as a prepaid calling card and does the identical job. Your CentreCom number also has a "follow me" feature which means that you can enter up to three phone numbers plus a pager number where you might be reached at this time. When someone calls your 888 number, CenterCom's system will ring all those numbers and send a page simultaneously. If it can find you, it will connect you live to the person waiting, otherwise it will invite them to leave a message. The documentation on their web site isn't too good so we will explain more in the next issue. Aren't you glad
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A young ventriloquist is touring the clubs & stops
to entertain at a bar in a small town. He's going through his Flustered, the ventriloquist begins to apologize, when the blonde pipes up, "You stay out of this mister, I'm talking to that little bastard on your knee!"
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