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In <40E7C792.3040208@sbcglobal.net>, on 07/04/04
at 02:02 AM, Gary Wong said:
>Not necessarily APM, but more of how familiar you are with his
>hardware, and its' compatibility with eCS.
And how would this happen? I don't any more about his hardware than has
been posted to the list, or yours for that matter. In this case, I've
never owned or touched these specific models. Well, I might have touched
your T20, but if I have, I don't recall when.
Regards,
Steven
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