I for one usually skip messages where the person did not think to change the digest subject to something more meaningfully.
To help others help you could those of you who get digest form please fix the subject before replying?
Thank you in advance.
-- Christopher Dobbs
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I have sent this twice now but, I think, for some reason, it has been sent as HTML which is causing it to be drooped (and rightly so). I apologize in advance if, suddenly, those two make it though along with this one.
Anyway, I should have been more clear in my original message. I am looking for departments that fit - into - those strings. Pretty much, if a person could replace DEPT with what they are thinking, they are on track. I mention the strings them selves only as a way to show context. When I first posted that message I had a handful of examples that did not fit into that 'mold' but, for the life of me, I can not think of one now.
Thanks; James
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Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2004 16:24:00 -0800
You should not put the "press" or the number in the prompt. Have them as separate sounds, that way, they are more generic.
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I am looking for titles that fit into the string: "press 1 for the DEPT department" or "press 1 for DEPT" but if you have other suggestions, let me know.
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