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 **Adding a New Schedule**\\
 When adding a new schedule, feel free to add either all 7 days at once, or the traditional 5, and either delete ones you don't need or customize the 7 further.\\
-Of course, you may simply adding each day individually.\\
+Of course, you may simply add each day individually.\\
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-**note** If you close for lunch at noon every day for an hour, but are open before and after lunch, plan have two schedule entries per work day.\\
+**note** If you close for lunch at noon every day for an hour, but are open before and after lunch, plan to have two schedule entries per work day.\\
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-**Complex Single Number Example**
+**Complex Single Number Example**\\
 While this situation is rare, it is a very structured way to handle a business requiring a proper work day, and night/overnight call responsibility assignment.\\
 In this case, we have a 24 hour realtor with a receptionist during the day, and two shifts of after hours call answering delegated to different employees.\\
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+**Multiple Number Schedule Example**\\
+Here is a great example of an office with 2 wholly separate receptionists, and 6 separate phone numbers.\\
+While this may look complicated, please understand this and the previous example are showing the flexibility of our scheduling.\\
+If you have 10 phone numbers but they all share one schedule and one receptionist logic, your schedule will look like the one at the top of this page.
+//As always, contact us if you have any doubt about how to best configure your system for your business.  We are always glad to help.//