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- introduction to Asterisk: The Swiss Army Knife of Telephony
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  			<title>Asterisk: The Swiss Army Knife of Telephony</title>
! 			<para/>
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  			<title>Asterisk: The Swiss Army Knife of Telephony</title>
! 			<para>
! 			Welcome to the wonderful world of Asterisk.  You have discovered the most powerful, open software PBX system.  
! 			Asterisk essentially allows you to connect any number of telephony devices together in one complete package.  
! 			Many common PBX features such as voicemail, call queuing, conferences, music on hold and others are included.  
! 			Because of the open nature of the system you can modify and code scripts to further customize it for any job.  
! 			Asterisk includes many professionally recorded sound clips by Allison Smith.  
! 			These can be combined with scripting to create almost any dialplan.
! 			</para>
! 
! 			<para>
! 			Since Asterisk can do so many things it.s not possible to cover them all in this book.  
! 			We will attempt to cover the most commonly used features of the system and attempt to answer many of the 
! 			commonly asked questions.  This book contains quite a few appendices which became a bit of a necessity as 
! 			there was so much to material cover.  As you follow through some of the syntax in this book, you may find 
! 			them useful to clear up any questions such as how a command is used, or what a specific acronym means.
! 			</para>
  		</sect2>
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