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GETTING HELP
If you tried correcting problems yourself and weren't
successful, you may want to try one or more of the
following 24-hour services for answers to your questions.
(Some services require a modem or fax machine.) See
Chapter 7 for information about using theses services.
NEC's FastFacts Service
NEC's Bulletin Board Service
America Online Service
CompuServe Online Service
AT & T Interchange Online Service
E-mail to NEC's Technical Support Services through a
commercial online service or Internet
Fax Service to NEC's Technical Support Services
Internet
NEC's Technical Support Services.
If you still need help, continue with the suggestions that
follow.
Getting Help From Your Company
If you are in a company, the best source of help may be
internal. Your company may have designated central
support personnel to whom you can go when you have
problems.
Getting Help From Your NEC Dealer
The NEC dealer from whom you purchased your system is
a good source of help and should be contacted. The dealer is
backed by complete support resources and programs within
NEC.
If You Have a Problem 8-9
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