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On Wed, 22 Jan 1997, Richard Foulk wrote:

> } 
> } Avoid them all. Get ISDN or Frame Relay.
> } 
> 
> Avoid them all and get a cable-modem connection -- forget that
> slow stuff ...  :-)

Fine for hooking up to the Cable Company, but I really don't see that as
feasible for connecting to the office.  Same for X2, and probably 56K,, Of
course, this has 0 relevance to the existing topic, so I'll go away now.