How do the visitor telephones at jail work?
Q. The telephones that hook the "inmate" on one side of the glass then the other one goes to the visitor.
Asked by Larkyn - Sun Jul 15 23:01:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Each booth has one receiver for the inmate, one for the visitor. They are directly connected to one another, and noone else (unless you count the system, which usually monitors all)...
Answered by longhair140 - Sun Jul 15 23:06:02 2007
Q. The telephones that hook the "inmate" on one side of the glass then the other one goes to the visitor.
Asked by Larkyn - Sun Jul 15 23:01:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Each booth has one receiver for the inmate, one for the visitor. They are directly connected to one another, and noone else (unless you count the system, which usually monitors all)...
Answered by longhair140 - Sun Jul 15 23:06:02 2007
How can I find a Business/Office Telephones course?
Q. I have almost no experience with business/office telephones. How and where can I go about finding a course that will help me learn how to operate business phones in an office environment. (With real telephones). The community college course I tried was basically only telephone etiquette. It was on a CD Rom and did not involve the use of an actual business/office telephone. Please help.
Asked by LVgirl - Fri Dec 14 14:44:19 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Intern with a company that has a system and get time on it. The only way to get good at phones is to do it alot. Besides, every company seems to have a different phone system so they are all things you need to learn by doing. There are skills that go from one to the other though.
Answered by Andrew O - Mon Dec 17 12:37:26 2007
Q. I have almost no experience with business/office telephones. How and where can I go about finding a course that will help me learn how to operate business phones in an office environment. (With real telephones). The community college course I tried was basically only telephone etiquette. It was on a CD Rom and did not involve the use of an actual business/office telephone. Please help.
Asked by LVgirl - Fri Dec 14 14:44:19 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Intern with a company that has a system and get time on it. The only way to get good at phones is to do it alot. Besides, every company seems to have a different phone system so they are all things you need to learn by doing. There are skills that go from one to the other though.
Answered by Andrew O - Mon Dec 17 12:37:26 2007
What are the best sources for information about the history of telephones, particularly in the UK?
Q. The recent history of telephones of course includes telecommunications generally. I am particularly, but not only, interested to know about the development of telephones between 1918 and 1939.
Asked by Philosophical Fred - Tue Jan 9 15:16:34 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Baldwin, FGC, The History of the Telephone in the United Kingdom, London, Chapman & Hall, 1938 Bray, John, The Communications Miracle (Telecommunications Pioneers from Morse to the Information Superhighway), Plenum Press, 1995 BT, A Short History of BT's World, British Telecommunications plc, 1998 Marvin, C, When Old Technologies were New (Thinking about Electric Communications in the Late Nineteenth Century), Oxford University Press, 1988 Perry, CR, The Victorian Post Office (The Growth of a Bureaucracy), Boydell, The Royal Historical Society, 1992 Pitt, Douglas C, The Telecommunications Function in the British Post Office - A Case Study of Bureaucratic Adaption, Saxon House, 1980 Robinson, H, Britain's Post Office (A History… [cont.]
Answered by CanProf - Tue Jan 9 16:05:13 2007
Q. The recent history of telephones of course includes telecommunications generally. I am particularly, but not only, interested to know about the development of telephones between 1918 and 1939.
Asked by Philosophical Fred - Tue Jan 9 15:16:34 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Baldwin, FGC, The History of the Telephone in the United Kingdom, London, Chapman & Hall, 1938 Bray, John, The Communications Miracle (Telecommunications Pioneers from Morse to the Information Superhighway), Plenum Press, 1995 BT, A Short History of BT's World, British Telecommunications plc, 1998 Marvin, C, When Old Technologies were New (Thinking about Electric Communications in the Late Nineteenth Century), Oxford University Press, 1988 Perry, CR, The Victorian Post Office (The Growth of a Bureaucracy), Boydell, The Royal Historical Society, 1992 Pitt, Douglas C, The Telecommunications Function in the British Post Office - A Case Study of Bureaucratic Adaption, Saxon House, 1980 Robinson, H, Britain's Post Office (A History… [cont.]
Answered by CanProf - Tue Jan 9 16:05:13 2007
Where can I find an at home JOB that doesnt consits of telephones or surveys,online?
Q. I am looking for part time employment from my home.I do not want to answer telephones or do surveys.I would like to use my internet to make money some how.Any legit ideas?
Asked by fryshannon34 - Sun Apr 5 21:29:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A! ya wanna build CD Modulators at home? Seriously now, The ONLY way that you are going to be able to make any money from home ... is that YOU invent the business and YOU fund the business and YOU do all the work and take all the risk involved in operating a small business. What you are asking for does NOT exist! Get real, what would you do - at home and working on the internet, to create value for somebody to pay you for what you do?
Answered by Menard K - Thu Apr 9 15:36:10 2009
Q. I am looking for part time employment from my home.I do not want to answer telephones or do surveys.I would like to use my internet to make money some how.Any legit ideas?
Asked by fryshannon34 - Sun Apr 5 21:29:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A! ya wanna build CD Modulators at home? Seriously now, The ONLY way that you are going to be able to make any money from home ... is that YOU invent the business and YOU fund the business and YOU do all the work and take all the risk involved in operating a small business. What you are asking for does NOT exist! Get real, what would you do - at home and working on the internet, to create value for somebody to pay you for what you do?
Answered by Menard K - Thu Apr 9 15:36:10 2009
Do men and women use telephones/cell phones in the same way?
Q. (1)Do men and women use telephones/cell phones in the same way? (2)How has advertising for cellphones developed in recent years?
Asked by michael - Sat Jun 7 10:51:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Yes, men and women use cellphones the same way. 2. Let's see. I have a friend with kids, 8 and 6, and both of them have cellphones! Can't believe it, but, it's true. Advertisements of this product is everywhere! There's really no choice but to get one. Either for convenience or luxury, you've got to have one! (I have one... LOL)
Answered by bfreebuzz - Sat Jun 7 11:01:28 2008
Q. (1)Do men and women use telephones/cell phones in the same way? (2)How has advertising for cellphones developed in recent years?
Asked by michael - Sat Jun 7 10:51:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. Yes, men and women use cellphones the same way. 2. Let's see. I have a friend with kids, 8 and 6, and both of them have cellphones! Can't believe it, but, it's true. Advertisements of this product is everywhere! There's really no choice but to get one. Either for convenience or luxury, you've got to have one! (I have one... LOL)
Answered by bfreebuzz - Sat Jun 7 11:01:28 2008
How do i straighten coiled wire, like the ones on those corded telephones that are kinda like springs?
Q. I wanna know how to straighten those coiled wires that come on the the corded telephones that are kinda like springs. dont answer telling me not to do it, i just wanna know how.
Asked by elias g - Sun Mar 23 20:25:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take the telephone off the hook and work out what way the cord is twisted and turn the whole handset (the hand bit, not the telephone itself) around in the other direction. Keep doing it until the cord is untwisted. If the cord looks more twisted than ever, you've gone in the wrong direction, so go in the other direction. Then once you're done, hang up again. It works every time, trust me! You just have to detangle it once in a while :)
Answered by Clare - Sun Mar 23 20:30:07 2008
Q. I wanna know how to straighten those coiled wires that come on the the corded telephones that are kinda like springs. dont answer telling me not to do it, i just wanna know how.
Asked by elias g - Sun Mar 23 20:25:11 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Take the telephone off the hook and work out what way the cord is twisted and turn the whole handset (the hand bit, not the telephone itself) around in the other direction. Keep doing it until the cord is untwisted. If the cord looks more twisted than ever, you've gone in the wrong direction, so go in the other direction. Then once you're done, hang up again. It works every time, trust me! You just have to detangle it once in a while :)
Answered by Clare - Sun Mar 23 20:30:07 2008
How do telephones enable real-time communication?
Q. I have a question about how telephones work. I'm not so curious about how telephones transform the sound into electricity, but rather, how I'm curious as to how telephone signals are able to transfer so quickly such that two people from across the country can have a conversation in real time. How does this work?
Asked by QBert S - Wed Sep 9 02:40:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Electronic signals travel at almost the speed of light, 186,000 miles (300,000 km) per second. Sometimes the signals are relayed by satellites 24,000 miles above the earth. That causes a round trip delay of about 1/3 of a second.
Answered by Bill M - Wed Sep 9 02:52:01 2009
Q. I have a question about how telephones work. I'm not so curious about how telephones transform the sound into electricity, but rather, how I'm curious as to how telephone signals are able to transfer so quickly such that two people from across the country can have a conversation in real time. How does this work?
Asked by QBert S - Wed Sep 9 02:40:54 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Electronic signals travel at almost the speed of light, 186,000 miles (300,000 km) per second. Sometimes the signals are relayed by satellites 24,000 miles above the earth. That causes a round trip delay of about 1/3 of a second.
Answered by Bill M - Wed Sep 9 02:52:01 2009
Using two telephones in the house without a dial tone?
Q. We have two office style digital telephones we need to use in a large house. We don't pay for phone service, so there is no dial tone, but we need to be able to talk and ring from one phone to another. Is this possible? No outside calls. Just intercom within the house. No manuals for the phone. They are Panasonic digitals from the 90s.
Asked by doginthehallway - Tue Jun 26 18:52:42 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. office type of phones usuallay need to go thru a phone system... you can connect a 9 volt battery to the circuit to provide the phones with power to talk... or for a more permanent soloution you could wire a 12v transformer like the kind used for your doorbell... as for getting one phone to ring from the other phone, that will be nearly imposible, as ringing current is around 100-110 vac... but barely any amprage... if you connected some type of switch to your house current to get the phone to ring it would proballay damage the insides of the phone, and possibly electricute anyone attempting to touch the phone... the best soloution if you want to communicate between the two phones and have a bell would be to wire cat 5 wire between… [cont.]
Answered by joe r - Tue Jun 26 20:38:37 2007
Q. We have two office style digital telephones we need to use in a large house. We don't pay for phone service, so there is no dial tone, but we need to be able to talk and ring from one phone to another. Is this possible? No outside calls. Just intercom within the house. No manuals for the phone. They are Panasonic digitals from the 90s.
Asked by doginthehallway - Tue Jun 26 18:52:42 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. office type of phones usuallay need to go thru a phone system... you can connect a 9 volt battery to the circuit to provide the phones with power to talk... or for a more permanent soloution you could wire a 12v transformer like the kind used for your doorbell... as for getting one phone to ring from the other phone, that will be nearly imposible, as ringing current is around 100-110 vac... but barely any amprage... if you connected some type of switch to your house current to get the phone to ring it would proballay damage the insides of the phone, and possibly electricute anyone attempting to touch the phone... the best soloution if you want to communicate between the two phones and have a bell would be to wire cat 5 wire between… [cont.]
Answered by joe r - Tue Jun 26 20:38:37 2007
Do you think it's okay to let volunteers answer telephones in hospital wards?
Q. What roles do you think volunteers should play in hospitals? Should they be giving people cuppa's, running kiosks, filing patients blood results in their medical records or answering telephones in hospital wards? Should they be doing any of these things or none? What other roles do you think they should or shouldn't be doing?
Asked by Melikemore - Sun Jun 21 09:10:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. volunteers are just that , to do jobs not do medical filing patients blood results it's really about raising funds and maybe doing things like bringing the paper around or working in kiosk , never the phone as that is personal , must be strickily speaking nothing personal ,There are paid personal for those things
Answered by FREDO FROG - Sun Jun 21 09:18:23 2009
Q. What roles do you think volunteers should play in hospitals? Should they be giving people cuppa's, running kiosks, filing patients blood results in their medical records or answering telephones in hospital wards? Should they be doing any of these things or none? What other roles do you think they should or shouldn't be doing?
Asked by Melikemore - Sun Jun 21 09:10:30 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. volunteers are just that , to do jobs not do medical filing patients blood results it's really about raising funds and maybe doing things like bringing the paper around or working in kiosk , never the phone as that is personal , must be strickily speaking nothing personal ,There are paid personal for those things
Answered by FREDO FROG - Sun Jun 21 09:18:23 2009
What is the best business telephones deal available in the UK at the moment.?
Q. Moving to bigger factory premises and need a lot of telephone, computer lines putting in along with equipment. Dont know which is best on the market at the moment so can anyone out there help. UK only.
Asked by shirley p - Thu Jan 24 09:07:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. iphone blackberry nokia 8800 motorola v3i D&g are hot sale, i often import from china get big margin from my current supplier gogoec.com
Answered by Eric T - Thu Jan 24 09:15:56 2008
Q. Moving to bigger factory premises and need a lot of telephone, computer lines putting in along with equipment. Dont know which is best on the market at the moment so can anyone out there help. UK only.
Asked by shirley p - Thu Jan 24 09:07:06 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. iphone blackberry nokia 8800 motorola v3i D&g are hot sale, i often import from china get big margin from my current supplier gogoec.com
Answered by Eric T - Thu Jan 24 09:15:56 2008
Where can i find a timeline on electric telephones?
Q. I need to design a illustrated timeline on " How has the electric telephone changed our lives" Ive looked in books, and researched on the internet. I cant seem to find what im looking for. It would mean alot for some help!
Asked by Paigee - Mon Sep 7 12:15:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a couple of timelines. On the second link, scroll down and it tells you a little history you could use.
Answered by Ted H - Fri Sep 11 01:47:54 2009
Q. I need to design a illustrated timeline on " How has the electric telephone changed our lives" Ive looked in books, and researched on the internet. I cant seem to find what im looking for. It would mean alot for some help!
Asked by Paigee - Mon Sep 7 12:15:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a couple of timelines. On the second link, scroll down and it tells you a little history you could use.
Answered by Ted H - Fri Sep 11 01:47:54 2009
How many telephones do you usually have to take to the bathroom with you?
Q. Isn't this the time when all friends and family decide to call? And then someone starts knocking on the door!!
Asked by MixXed,"Ho,Ho,Ho~ - Sat Feb 28 17:30:02 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. at home I take a total of zero phones to the bathroom - but on the road, I have my cell with me when I use public restrooms.
Answered by Starhawke Happy Holidays - Sat Feb 28 18:26:36 2009
Q. Isn't this the time when all friends and family decide to call? And then someone starts knocking on the door!!
Asked by MixXed,"Ho,Ho,Ho~ - Sat Feb 28 17:30:02 2009 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. at home I take a total of zero phones to the bathroom - but on the road, I have my cell with me when I use public restrooms.
Answered by Starhawke Happy Holidays - Sat Feb 28 18:26:36 2009
What is the best way to clean remote controls and telephones?
Q. I know they get really dirty and full of germs but I dont want to break anything, mostly by getting wet, so what should I use?
Asked by intrigued - Thu Jul 24 15:08:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lysol.. Spray them down.. but don't get to close or you could cause damage to the phone. Or like others have mentioned, Lysol wipes.
Answered by Marie - Thu Jul 24 15:13:27 2008
Q. I know they get really dirty and full of germs but I dont want to break anything, mostly by getting wet, so what should I use?
Asked by intrigued - Thu Jul 24 15:08:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Lysol.. Spray them down.. but don't get to close or you could cause damage to the phone. Or like others have mentioned, Lysol wipes.
Answered by Marie - Thu Jul 24 15:13:27 2008
How are doorbells programmed to work with home or cell telephones?
Q. Management recently informed me, that my doorbell has to be programmed with my telephone. The guy who does this looks a little shifty to me. Long story. Can the person who does the programming, also program things so that they can listen in on private conversations? How exactly is the programming done? Thanks
Asked by D.B. - Wed Aug 9 09:01:24 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He's probably referring to a type of intercom system that works as a speakerphone and calls you when someone's at the door, in which case they'll need to program your phone number into the system. The programming involves creating a list of the residents' names and telephone numbers. When a visitor comes into the foyer, they scroll through the list of residents' names, which are shown on a small screen, and choose who they want to visit. The system then places a call to the resident without showing the resident's phone number. When the resident answers, the visitor and the resident can talk to each other and if the resident wants to let them in, they press a button on their phone - usually "9" - to "buzz the visitor in", which also… [cont.]
Answered by cyberlegend1994 - Sat Aug 12 23:56:38 2006
Q. Management recently informed me, that my doorbell has to be programmed with my telephone. The guy who does this looks a little shifty to me. Long story. Can the person who does the programming, also program things so that they can listen in on private conversations? How exactly is the programming done? Thanks
Asked by D.B. - Wed Aug 9 09:01:24 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He's probably referring to a type of intercom system that works as a speakerphone and calls you when someone's at the door, in which case they'll need to program your phone number into the system. The programming involves creating a list of the residents' names and telephone numbers. When a visitor comes into the foyer, they scroll through the list of residents' names, which are shown on a small screen, and choose who they want to visit. The system then places a call to the resident without showing the resident's phone number. When the resident answers, the visitor and the resident can talk to each other and if the resident wants to let them in, they press a button on their phone - usually "9" - to "buzz the visitor in", which also… [cont.]
Answered by cyberlegend1994 - Sat Aug 12 23:56:38 2006
Can you explain what are the laws enforced on the invention of telephones?
Q. explain intelectual properties and patents. also explain about other laws enforced to protect the invention of telephones.
Asked by Ardiles G - Tue Sep 19 21:40:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its called a patent. but maybe you should look up elisha grey the person who almost beat alexander to the patent office. and then you can reference the story of deutche telecom trying to bid for lucent technologies.
Answered by gsschulte - Tue Sep 19 21:42:57 2006
Q. explain intelectual properties and patents. also explain about other laws enforced to protect the invention of telephones.
Asked by Ardiles G - Tue Sep 19 21:40:29 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its called a patent. but maybe you should look up elisha grey the person who almost beat alexander to the patent office. and then you can reference the story of deutche telecom trying to bid for lucent technologies.
Answered by gsschulte - Tue Sep 19 21:42:57 2006
What's the best way to clean things like telephones and PC keyboards?
Q. Because obviously you can't use anything wet, or any kind of spray, as that would damage the electronic bits inside.
Asked by Stewart W - Mon Mar 17 14:49:51 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need a can of air. They generally sell it in the electronics department near the computers. I know it seems silly to buy a can of air, but it is high pressure air and will blow away any dust in hard to reach nooks and crannies. Also I use rubbing alcohol and a q-tip or a wipe. The Alcohol works because it evaporates leaving no residue
Answered by Dan B - Mon Mar 17 15:03:16 2008
Q. Because obviously you can't use anything wet, or any kind of spray, as that would damage the electronic bits inside.
Asked by Stewart W - Mon Mar 17 14:49:51 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You need a can of air. They generally sell it in the electronics department near the computers. I know it seems silly to buy a can of air, but it is high pressure air and will blow away any dust in hard to reach nooks and crannies. Also I use rubbing alcohol and a q-tip or a wipe. The Alcohol works because it evaporates leaving no residue
Answered by Dan B - Mon Mar 17 15:03:16 2008
What is the range of the cheapest cordless telephones?
Q. Would they work from one floor to another etc?
Asked by rk =) - Sat Feb 7 09:36:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it would depend on the technology that they use. just about all 900 Mhz phones that I have seen lately are in the $20 range, (they produce the least distance range) BUT I have also seen some 2.4 anf 5.8 Ghz phones with similar prices. While not the best brands, these would provide an extended range over 900 Mhz phones (and increased security) however they would not provide the range that a DECT phone would provide. (have not seen any DECT phonee at budget prices) Any cordless phone on the market should be able to provide sufficient distance to provvide a signal from one floor to another floor of a residential building. depending on what the building is made of, and any other objects that can block the signal, or cause interference.
Answered by joe r - Sat Feb 7 19:11:26 2009
Q. Would they work from one floor to another etc?
Asked by rk =) - Sat Feb 7 09:36:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it would depend on the technology that they use. just about all 900 Mhz phones that I have seen lately are in the $20 range, (they produce the least distance range) BUT I have also seen some 2.4 anf 5.8 Ghz phones with similar prices. While not the best brands, these would provide an extended range over 900 Mhz phones (and increased security) however they would not provide the range that a DECT phone would provide. (have not seen any DECT phonee at budget prices) Any cordless phone on the market should be able to provide sufficient distance to provvide a signal from one floor to another floor of a residential building. depending on what the building is made of, and any other objects that can block the signal, or cause interference.
Answered by joe r - Sat Feb 7 19:11:26 2009
Do you know that you are spied on and your emails and telephones are monitored?
Q. The Yankies and the Brits big brothers are watching you every minute of the day including while you are asleep.
Asked by coco - Sat Jun 24 14:44:38 2006 - - 34 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The only way to change big brother is a revolution of the little brothers but little brothers are too brain washed with the wrong mind programming to do that. So i'll just sing a song . . . . bush bomb bush bomb bush bomb bu...! Gotta go - there's some one banging down the door.
Answered by Paula - Tue Jun 27 18:46:04 2006
Q. The Yankies and the Brits big brothers are watching you every minute of the day including while you are asleep.
Asked by coco - Sat Jun 24 14:44:38 2006 - - 34 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The only way to change big brother is a revolution of the little brothers but little brothers are too brain washed with the wrong mind programming to do that. So i'll just sing a song . . . . bush bomb bush bomb bush bomb bu...! Gotta go - there's some one banging down the door.
Answered by Paula - Tue Jun 27 18:46:04 2006
What would happen to the world if there was no Telephones?
Q. im doing a project about Alexander Graham Bell and i need to know what would happend to the world without Telephones.
Asked by JBLEE - Sun May 3 17:42:31 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'd be somewhat different. Many happenings in history were over the telephone and because of the immediate connection that it allowed. Telegraphs, Morse code, letters, took too long, and computers weren't invented yet. Telephones did/does decrease people's connections with each other and was part of the beginning to the start of the technological attack on our humanity, but with science this attack was inevitable, as well was the invention of the telephone. Even without Alexander, someone else would've invented it sooner or later. So, I guess you could also add that we may be a few years behind in technology, but that's a stretch only because with growing societies the need for immediate connection was increasingly important, Alexander… [cont.]
Answered by Wanderer - Sun May 3 18:56:25 2009
Q. im doing a project about Alexander Graham Bell and i need to know what would happend to the world without Telephones.
Asked by JBLEE - Sun May 3 17:42:31 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'd be somewhat different. Many happenings in history were over the telephone and because of the immediate connection that it allowed. Telegraphs, Morse code, letters, took too long, and computers weren't invented yet. Telephones did/does decrease people's connections with each other and was part of the beginning to the start of the technological attack on our humanity, but with science this attack was inevitable, as well was the invention of the telephone. Even without Alexander, someone else would've invented it sooner or later. So, I guess you could also add that we may be a few years behind in technology, but that's a stretch only because with growing societies the need for immediate connection was increasingly important, Alexander… [cont.]
Answered by Wanderer - Sun May 3 18:56:25 2009
Where can I get a user manual for the iDECT X1i telephones?
Q. I bought these ex-catalogue and they are without a manual. It is the twin pack. Is there a website or something where I can print off a manual? Thanks.
Asked by bosskat257 - Sun Feb 22 11:30:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you go
Answered by Chris J - Tue Feb 24 07:28:27 2009
Q. I bought these ex-catalogue and they are without a manual. It is the twin pack. Is there a website or something where I can print off a manual? Thanks.
Asked by bosskat257 - Sun Feb 22 11:30:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you go
Answered by Chris J - Tue Feb 24 07:28:27 2009
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