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I usually put a multiple on most phones. The sub attendants get a personal out.
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John is correct, but you will need to know that multiples are called "Multi-call" in form 9*. Make the number the same as the extension number. I usually make three on each phone.
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Is this the longest thread ever?
Maybe it is time to start a new topic since it this has already morphed several times.
Just a thought.
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Cannot agree more! Maybe I should have chimed in before. I am going to lock this thread, any further discussion ON THE MULTIPLE APPEARANCE will need to be pursued in a new thread.
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