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14:40 Jun 6, 2002 |
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4 +1 | alert levels to stop accepting any new orders |
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4 +1 | block levels in acquiring orders... |
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4 | levels of restriction |
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4 | hold |
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alert levels to stop accepting any new orders Explanation: from the specified clients or levels at which no new orders should be accepted... |
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block levels in acquiring orders... Explanation: . |
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levels of restriction Explanation: on the acceptance of orders from specified customers -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-06-06 18:37:14 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The system envisages functions enforcing data safety, the ability to copy the data and un-deleting, and of setting user restriction levels. http://www.vasari.co.uk/mos-pap/ed_mulitmed.html This is a 6 digit code used for altering call restriction levels http://au.motorola.com/mobilephones/faq/mobilefaqs.htm Administrators may choose between five different levels of restriction ... http://www.the-dma.org/consumers/guidetocontrolsoftware.html |
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hold Explanation: It looks strange, but one of my client glossaries (software, same sort of thing), reckons "blocco" is "hold". Basically it's a function that lets you block, hold or suspend (take your pick) certain customers and prevent the system from accepting any new orders, presumably because they haven't paid their bills. How about: "Available with hold functions at various levels blocking orders for certain customers. This function can be accessed separately or directly through the orders". -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-06-06 17:57:52 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- or \"...accessed independently...\" |
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