john@apple.com (John Higdon) (12/24/88)
On Dec 21 at 9:06, Miguel_Cruz@ub.cc.umich.edu writes: > > John Higdon: as a "wanabee" and "jargon speaker" who admittedly has > no right to speak to technical people at the phone company, may I just > take this opportunity to express my appreciation for your constructive > message. > > Also: this has bothered me for the longest time.. We have an NT DMS-100 > (or something) switch here with an incredibly annoying feature: touch > [...] > who work with it (But then again, J.H., I don't "deserve" to...). Now, Sorry, my comments were not intended as a personal attack, but Mr. Cruz himself has illustrated my point. It would first be very helpful to *know* what the switch in question is. If you don't know that for sure, it's an iron-clad cinch that no one in the technical dept. will be interested in discussing the matter. Second, this is a very unusual problem and is not known to occur on any of the DMS switches. Mr. Cruz, if you can reveal the area code and prefix of the line involved, I would be very happy to tell you exactly what the equipment is, the generic being run, and how many prefixes are served by it. -- John Higdon john@zygot ..sun!{apple|cohesive|pacbell}!zygot!john