[Fists] Jan N0AAA has sent you an article from npr.org
David E. Shelton
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Tue, 17 Feb 2004 22:12:22 -0500
The reason "@" or at is sent as a prosign AC. At would be confused with =
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David E. Shelton, RN
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Des, N4IN
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Jan N0AAA thought you would be interested in this story: "NPR : Morse =
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Enters Cyber Age"
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Still seems like a "duh" issue to me when "at" is di-dah dah.... 73 Jan
N0AAA
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