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  			and we'll show them how to do that in a different section of the book.]
  			</para>
+ 			<para>
+ 			We are going to add to our movie theatre example by showing the use of the
+ 			<function>Dial()</function> function.  If someone presses 0 during the playback
+ 			it will ring the ticket office.  We are going to assume that the channel for
+ 			the ticket office has already been setup.  For examples of how to setup
+ 			channels see Chapter 3.
+ 			</para>
  			<informalexample>
  			<programlisting>
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  			exten=&gt;0,1,Dial(Zap/1)
  			</programlisting>
! 			</informalexample>	
  			<para>
  			[By this section of the chapter, the reader should understand Answer(), 
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  			exten=&gt;0,1,Dial(Zap/1)
  			</programlisting>
! 			</informalexample>
! 
! 			<para>
! 			Our example has stayed the same except for the addition of another extension to
! 			our [incoming] context.  We have added a 0 extension which will then execute
! 			the Dial command.  The <function>Dial()</function> command allows us to call
! 			a specified interface using the format of [technology]/[resource].  In this
! 			instance we are calling the first channel on our Zaptel interface, which
! 			probably has attached to it a telephone and an operator to answer the phone.
! 			</para>
! 
  			<para>
  			[By this section of the chapter, the reader should understand Answer(),