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BTW, the EC2 has been repackaged into the same size box as the EM2.  Got the
two boxes talking to each other yesterday and the EC2 setup screen is
absolutely Boffo!

Tracy
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Tracy,

I take it that this "Boffo" <G>  screen is actually on the EM2, but is a
setup utility for the EC2.  Will this work with older EC2's, or is this a
new capability that's built into the new version of the EC2?  

Thanks,
Rusty