asterisk users - Jun 2012 - Want new standard Asterisk prompts? Just ask!

Allison Smith has kindly agreed to add some new prompts to the
"additional" prompt set for Asterisk. If you have ideas for additional
stock prompts (serious or silly), please submit them:


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dERsMVdGNjBwVmVGWlUzcmt3ZzJTMFE6MQ


She will record the prompts on an occasional basis and we will get them set up
for download.


Thanks, 


-S 



Steve Sokol 
Asterisk Marketing Director | Digium, Inc. 
31762 Timberlake Drive, Crystal Lakes, MO 64024 
Direct: +1 256 428 6101 
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On Friday 08 June 2012, Steve Sokol wrote:
> Allison Smith has kindly agreed to add some new prompts to the
"additional"
> prompt set for Asterisk. If you have ideas for additional stock prompts
> (serious or silly), please submit them:
> 
> 
> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dERsMVdGNjBwVmVGWlUzcm
> t3ZzJTMFE6MQ
> 
> 
> She will record the prompts on an occasional basis and we will get them set
> up for download.
Many of the default prompts talk about "the pound key".  But British
phones do
not have a ? sign on the keypad; instead, we have a comment mark  (#)  key to 
the right of the zero, usually called "hash".

So, some stock prompts mentioning "the hash key" instead of "the
pound key"
would be nice.


-- 
AJS

Answers come *after* questions.

A J Stiles wrote:
> But British phones do
> not have a ? sign on the keypad; instead, we have a comment mark  (#)  key
to
> the right of the zero, usually called "hash".
Just a note, the hash key in the US is called the pound key.

Doug


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