From: "Carl Gehr" <ecs-t6x@2rosenthals.com>
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Subject: A new/odd wrinkle:  Phone rings; T60 sound goes wacko!
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Here's a new one for the books!

I was using the T60, writing a message, when my cordless telephone
[Panasonic - 2.4GHz] started ringing.  Not unusual, but then the sound
on the TPad started a constant, high-pitched alarm-like tone.  Only by
using the ThinkVantage [blue rectangle] button to mute the sound would
it stop.

I should also mention that, contrary to what some others have
experienced, the 'ThinkPad On-Screen Display' tool works for me to
raise/lower/mute the sound.  This is why I instinctly pushed the 'mute'
button.

Was it a coincidence?  Or was there really a cause-effect action here?

Anyone else ever seen such a thing?

TIA,
Carl