reid@wrl.dec.com (Brian Reid) (09/10/90)
A while ago I replaced my GTE 4275 phones (which were always breaking) with some ATT 732 phones (which haven't broken yet). Now that I've had the ATT 732 phones for six months and they still work (except for the "speakerphone" feature, which didn't work on any of the three units the day they were new, but I am so tired of exchanging broken phones that I'm ignoring it). Since it looks like I won't be needing to exchange these on a different model, I've taken the time to produce a PostScript file that generates a front-panel label for the speed-call buttons and for the line select buttons. It looks so much more professional than using a pen or a typewriter. If you'd like a copy of this file, please let me know and I'll mail it to you. It's about 5K bytes long, and will print on any PostScript printer. You'll need to use an Exacta knife to cut out the button holes, but that turns out to be easier than it sounds. Brian Reid reid@decwrl.dec.com