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The Comstor deployment was quick and easy with no network or business disruptions and according to Michael Long, Solution Sales Manager for Comstor, the company s partial conversion of digital phones to Cisco IP phones is really a plug and play experience, Long said.

The range of projects vary in size and design, from three and four storey new builds and partial conversions of existing low-rise buildings, to the development of a 15-storey tower block with new build communal facilities at ground floor level.

The trouble is, these investors might not be able to afford the tax hit, says Julian Block, a New York-based tax adviser, but a partial conversion is an option.

The conversion, cleaning and clearinga process is being consistently shortened, but the improvements achieved are not in themselves sufficient to solve the structural problem of shrinking lot sizes With today's standard 1:1 combination in the pharma industry of a blister machine, an inline printing system and a cartoning machine, every partial conversion, not to mention every fault, shuts down the entire packaging line.

If you are lucky enough to have a double garage, you could consider a partial conversion and retain one half of the garage to house your car.

The Stanhope, the Plaza, the Melrose, and the Wyndham closed in 2005 for full or partial conversion to residential use.

As a result, they use tools that ensure only partial conversion and have to deal with the remaining tasks manually.

Byline: ANDREW NEIL THE Independent's normally mildmannered publisher Ivan Fallon berated me by email for writing that its partial conversion to tabloid size had not been a runaway success and that other media commentators have been more impressed by the extra sales it has generated.