[Asterisk-doc] docs extensions.xml,1.31,1.32

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So the question really becomes: was this theatr[er][re] located in the United States, 
or was it in some part of the British Commonwealth?

This could become a fascinating discussion. Since at least two of the contributors to 
the doc project are Canadian, it is inevitable that some of the spelling used will 
adhere to Canadian rules.

Wait until we start talking about analogue telephone sets, and discuss ways to 
programme the dial plan! Never mind call centres!

Spelling differences can certainly be a source of much humour!



On 29 Jul 2004 at 8:29, Leif Madsen wrote:

> On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 04:17:50 +0000, websmith <cvs@sohoskyway.net> wrote:
> > ***************
> > *** 476,480 ****
> >  -->
> >                        <para>
> > !                       We are going to add to our movie theatre example by showing the use of the
> >                        <function>Dial()</function> application.  If someone presses 0 during playback
> >                        it will ring the ticket office.  We are going to assume that the channel for
> > --- 484,488 ----
> >  -->
> >                        <para>
> > !                       We are going to add to our movie theater example by showing the use of the
> >                        <function>Dial()</function> application.  If someone presses 0 during playback
> >                        it will ring the ticket office.  We are going to assume that the channel for
> 
> Hrmmm... theatre is actually also a correct way of spelling, however
> it is the Canadian/British way.  Oh well. :)
> 
> Leif Madsen.
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