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![]() "Roland Perry" wrote in message ... In article , Robin May writes I think most people actually look at the big screen on the top of the gate, not the tiny little LEDs on a pass reader which they aren't using and have no reason to use. I use the gates all the time, and have never seen a "big screen". The Oystercard reader is right there, where you insert the ticket. I think he means the bit that says 'Enter' and 'Seek Assistance'. |
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On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 13:44:03 +0100, "Ed Crowley"
wrote: I think he means the bit that says 'Enter' and 'Seek Assistance'. Or the fact that the barriers open if the ticket is valid (if applicable once it has been removed)! (Doesn't apply if you're touching an Oyster on an already-open barrier, mind). Neil -- Neil Williams is a valid email address, but is sent to /dev/null. Try my first name at the above domain instead if you want to e-mail me. |
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