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In article <1218@elrond.CalComp.COM> anson@elrond.UUCP (Ed Anson) writes:
>When I dial a number, the Mac's speaker makes the right beeping
>noises, which is fun for awhile.  Now, can someone tell me how to connect
>it to my telephone so it will really dial a number for me?  I seem to recall
>that there is a gizmo to do the trick, but I can't remember its name or
>where to get it.
>-- 
>=====================================================================
>   Ed Anson,    Calcomp Display Products Division,    Hudson NH 03051
>   (603) 885-8712,      anson@elrond.CalComp.COM


    If you have touch tone on your telephone, simply holding the handset near
the Mac II speaker (on the lower right hand side of the front of the machine)
will dial your telephone for you.  I discovered this one last night when
my telephone (which normally lives next to the Mac II) was not properly
on the handset.

    This makes additional insentive not to play with Hypercard's dialing
ability without checking that the phone is definitely on the handset.
(I accidently called my girlfriend long distance.  Oh, well.  I did want
to talk to her, anyways!!!   ;-)
    - William Edward Woody                      Mac >> IBM && /|\ && ][n

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