Upto how many lines,will XL work?
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it has 65536 vertical boxes
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I like our background.  I thought you would be older than 480. lol\nYou might change your last line.  Remove the space between the me & the !.  It might let you finish the last exact line.
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dL as in deciliters? then it would be 430
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The one above should work
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Use pando, I just sent a friend a file of 640MB yesterday, worked like a charm...
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if your ( or their) line is too slow , burn it onto cd and send via post.otherwiese , broadband should do it in an hour or so.
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It all depends, we have a multitude of setups available.  Elaborate a bit more here and I will try my best to help you out.\n\nHogan Courrier
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If you are sloving for X then anything greater than 2 will work. basically it is 6 time what (X) will be greater than 12. Well 6x2=12 so that won't work.
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If all lines may be in use at the same time, you probably need a T-1 line.  If you're going to have six phone lines, your best bet is an integrated T-1 provider that uses VOIP technology.  \n\nThis way, they will terminate all six of your lines into a punchdown block which can use standard phone jacks or plug into a system.  This way, you'll only have one box for all of your VOIP lines instead of having a box for each line.  Plus you'll get the benefit of having the T-1 line + the six phone lines on the same bill.\n\nCheck out http://metrot1.com/content/view/47/62/  for pricing information.\n\nThe reason you need a faster connection is because VOIP uses up to 53k PER line.  Therefore, if all six lines were in use, you'd be running 318k of your bandwidth in phone calls.  Most DSL and cable providers advertise UP TO 384k in upload bandwidth but typically run closer to 280-300k.  You wouldn't have enough bandwidth to use both internet and phone.
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No they r different..but ne will work\n\nTry this \nXZLL-WTAQ-5TG5-XTUQ-1MIR
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You will have to get Verizon (or whoever your carrier may be) to install service for 3 lines in your business.  That way you will be able to have 3 numbers.  Then you go to an office supply store and purchase a phone that can handle 3 or more lines.  So first you have to have the service for 3 lines, then you purchase the equipment to use the 3 lines.
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good, cheap, short line - pick any two. :)
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Read the fine print. That 700  minutes is probably 700 units. They may also charge you units for call set up or ring no answers. Thats where your "minutes" are going.
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You can't do it in three.  You need four lines to complete.  Click below for the solution.
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it would be X<12, with extra line
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depends on the bitrate and type of format of the file ......\nim going to say about 225-250
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yup, but it will be slow. real slow. the ideal upstream speed is at least up to 640 kbps.