| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 29.1 | | DECWET::DUNLAP | | Fri May 29 1987 16:52 | 5 |
| It was more argrevating two weekends ago when you got a recorded
message stateing that some number was not in service and
the number that the recording stated was not the number I dialed.
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| 29.2 | Not really a new number | BUBBLY::LEIGH | Relocation's a full-time job | Wed Jun 17 1987 08:29 | 10 |
| re .0:
(800) 332-1232 has been the Mass.-only 800 number for Easy Touch
for some time, and (800) 343-0620 was the number outside Mass.
Are you saying that the first number is now usable from New York
as well as Mass.? If so, I'd consider that an improvement. But
yes, we should have been informed by the DCU, not by the phone company.
Bob
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| 29.3 | | QBUS::MITCHAM | Andy in Atlanta | Wed Jun 17 1987 10:28 | 6 |
| Re: < Note 29.2 by BUBBLY::LEIGH "Relocation's a full-time job" >
I can reach DCU at (800)332-1232 from here so I imagine it can be
accessed from New York as well...
-Andy
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| 29.4 | Why did the number change? | FROST::EDSOND | | Thu Jun 18 1987 06:52 | 8 |
| .2 and .3
Shouldn't that number be 1-800-322-1232 (322, not 332)? At least
in Vermont we can't dial 332.
I'd like to know why they had to change the number!
Don
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| 29.5 | Oops! Wrong number. It *is* (800)322-1232. Sorry... | QBUS::MITCHAM | Andy in Atlanta | Wed Jul 15 1987 07:42 | 4 |
| I don't know why they *had* to change the number. To be honest, I never
knew the first one existed. Glad to know it now, though.
-Andy
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| 29.6 | What day is it? | FROST::EDSOND | | Fri Jun 19 1987 17:07 | 6 |
| .5
Are you in a time warp? Your date is 15-July-1987! WOW! My
calendar says that today is 19-June-1987. What will my reply be
stamped for a date?
Don (in Northeastern Time/Date Zone)
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| 29.7 | | BEIRUT::SUNNAA | | Wed Jan 04 1978 11:16 | 7 |
|
Ahem..well he's ahead of his time...
No..Seriously...The system stamp got mysteriously screwed up.
Nisreen
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| 29.8 | Dejavu | QBUS::MITCHAM | Andy in Atlanta | Sat Jan 07 1978 01:07 | 3 |
| Wow! And to think I was *that* close to vacation time!
-Andy
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| 29.9 | Hey, what are we in the Twilight Zone or something? | QBUS::MITCHAM | Andy in Atlanta | Sat Jan 07 1978 01:13 | 1 |
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| 29.10 | Poor sick VAX.. | FURILO::BLINN | Looking for a job in NH | Mon Jun 29 1987 12:35 | 4 |
| CEDARS seems to have had some recurring hardware problems --
probably a side effect of being in Tewksbury..
Tom
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| 29.11 | sometimes no answer... | MERIDN::FERNALD | | Sat Apr 30 1988 12:20 | 4 |
| Using the aforemetioned 800 number here is Conn. sometines I get
a very polite "system unavailable" - other times no answer at all.
99 out of 100 times I get thru just fine. What's going on when
I get no answer?
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| 29.12 | | FSTVAX::STRATTON | Roberta Davidson-Stratton | Sun May 01 1988 12:26 | 10 |
| re:11
Have you tried 800-322-1232? There used to be two toll free numbers
to Easy Touch, but just before I left DCU the outside MA toll free
number was dropped and the MA only number is now accessible from
any where in the country.
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| 29.13 | | VFOFS::DICKERSON | | Wed Dec 14 1988 15:08 | 9 |
| <<< What's it for?>>>
I dialed the 800 and it asked me badge number. I complied, then
it asked me access code. I don't have one. How can I get one or
is there just a generic way of accessing the system. What can this
800 number do for me?
Thanx for the info. in advance.
Phil
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| 29.14 | | SALEM::RIEU | Send all Fruitcakes to Dan Quayle | Wed Dec 14 1988 15:36 | 3 |
| Call the main office and ask them to issue you a code #. They'll
send it in the mail.
Denny
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| 29.15 | Have a DCU ATM card? Then your PIN is your code. | UPSAR::THOMAS | The Code Warrior | Wed Dec 14 1988 20:10 | 0 |
| 29.16 | New functions | NUBOAT::HEBERT | Captain Bligh | Mon Oct 24 1994 10:49 | 5 |
| I dialled Easy Touch today and learned that the old robot voice has been
replaced with a female voice, and the options and selections are
different. Is DCU going to mail out a new guide for this?
Art
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| 29.17 | Or, pick one up at an office | NOVA::MTAYLOR | Not powered by Zima(tm) | Mon Oct 24 1994 11:06 | 10 |
| <<< Note 29.16 by NUBOAT::HEBERT "Captain Bligh" >>>
-< New functions >-
Art,
they already did. I belive I got mine with the first mailing
of October. The new voice system also offers help functions online.
Mike
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| 29.18 | | WLDBIL::KILGORE | Help! Stuck inside looking glass! | Mon Oct 24 1994 11:49 | 7 |
|
A guide was included with the most recent statement mailing.
I miss the old DECtalk voice, but the new system does map better to
reality, and it lets you interrupt chatty messages if you know what you
want.
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| 29.19 | I'm mixed about the new voice... | WAYLAY::GORDON | to indicate the passage of time! | Mon Oct 24 1994 12:15 | 10 |
| You could interrupt the DECtalk too - you just had to wait for it to
actually start the next sentence. This one you can type the whole sequence in
as soon as it starts talking.
I actually find this one harder to understand when it's reading off
balances, probably because I don't like the breaks between sound bytes.
DECtalk (for all it's odd pronunciation and inflection) managed to read numbers
with a more realistic cadance.
--Doug
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| 29.20 | | NOVA::FISHER | Tay-unned, rey-usted, rey-ady | Tue Oct 25 1994 06:05 | 5 |
| I too liked the other one better, fewer breaks. Seldom listened to
any dialogue -- except when 'he' got confused. 1#1#1# ... 1#1#5# ...
... *#.
ed
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| 29.21 | | QUARK::LIONEL | Free advice is worth every cent | Wed Oct 26 1994 11:08 | 5 |
| The new one has some bugs - pressing zero to back out doesn't work all
the time. The *2# sequence for help is just a bit bizarre. But otherwise
it's ok.
Steve
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| 29.22 | | ROWLET::AINSLEY | Less than 150 kts. is TOO slow! | Wed Oct 26 1994 11:40 | 8 |
| re: .21
>The *2# sequence for help is just a bit bizarre. But otherwise it's ok.
Sounds like they will need a 'help' key to remind you how to get 'help':-)
Bob
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