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<DIV>I agree. The ACR 25 and the TCR 100 changed the way stations did
breaks. It was one of the most revolutionary changes for that time
period. Manpower was reduced by needing only a person to feed these
machines. No longer did you require multiple machines or people to do
breaks that were a lot of tapes. Nor did you have to make break
tapes. The cassette machines cost a tremendous amount but were the cash
registers for operations. </DIV>
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<DIV>I was just amazed by the ACR 25 as I watched it do its thing. Even
more so now that I realize the logic required to make it work with out the
power of today's PC's. </DIV>
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<DIV>The next step of going to the LMS systems was a change that made operations
even more automated. I watched a couple of these do their thing and it was
so smooth. The ability to now put the syndicated shows on the LMS made it
even easier for operations.</DIV>
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<DIV>Chris Hill</DIV>
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