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Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1998 22:10:45 -0500
From: "Cindy L. Walker" <cw213@columbia.edu>
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I have reviewed your documentation in search of a solution to the
following problem.  I have developed an application which will submit
multiple 'cu' commands simulataneously from different PCs.  The dial-out
(for each command) will be performed using the same modem and same phone
number, submitting additional data unique to the requesting user.

Can you offer suggestions on the best way to manage(queue) the
simultaneous 'cu' commands?

Thanks!
Cindy

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