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In article <2284@cs-spool.calgary.UUCP>, hermann@cpsc.ucalgary.ca (Michael Hermann) writes:
> 
> An idea for for those of us who might want to make use of this feature:
> How about an answering machine that scans the header, and only lets the
> call through if the calling number is on an "accepted" list?  8-) 8-)
> 
> 
> |  Mike Hermann  | hermann@cpsc.ucalgary.ca ..!uunet!ubc-cs!calgary!hermann
> _Organized_ religion is like organized crime; it generates huge profits, preys
> on people's weaknesses, and is nearly impossible to eradicate.

One of the features that can be provided with signalling system #7 is selective
call acceptance and selective call rejection. With these features, you can
place specific directory numbers on a screening list, and if that number
calls your number, it will either be accepted or rejected depending upon
the feature. A rejected call will get a message that you are not accepting any
calls, while the accepted call will ring your phone.

There are some really nice features in store for the future!

Brian K. Daly
AG Communication Systems, Phoenix, Arizona

The above comments are my own and do not reflect AG Communication Systems.