On Fri, 18 Jan 2008 16:58:37 GMT, "Nick" <not.known@here.com.uk>
wrote:
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>"Desk Rabbit" <nospam@example.com> wrote in message
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>> Homeworker wrote:[color=darkred]
>> > da wonder of ebay
>> >
>> > I bought a BT VOYAGER 2500V with built in
>> > VOIP support and telephone socket[/color]
>> Good for you.
>>
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>> > i presume this means no computer needs to be
>> > on just the router at all times[/color]
>> Correct
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>> > i presume if i use somepne like sipgate who support
>> > multiple voip companies i can have multiple lines
>> > phone numers incoming[/color]
>> Maybe.
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>> > i presume if i want to take full advantage multiple
>> > outgoing i need to buy separately somehting like
>> > a grandstream[/color]
>> A Grandstream what?
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>> > am i learning , trying hard here to get to grips
>> > with this technology[/color]
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>> I know. Technology can be difficult. Generally one starts a sentence
>> with a capital letter and i by itself is usually a capital I. You will
>> find the shift keys on your keyboard will produce these characyers if
>> you hold one down whilst pressing the character you wish to capitalise.
>>
>> Full stops are customary at the end of sentences. On a UK keyboard the
>> full stop key is just left of the ?[/color]
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>And once these skills are achieved, correct spelling is the next.
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And spelling just does not matter providing one can tell what the
writer is on about, if doctors can get away with the numerous spelling
mistakes and abymal hand writing that they make I am sure someone
posting to a poxy news group can .