On 6/22/02 2:30 PM vlad edified us all by writing:
>i have two ISPs, happens with both (one is AOL).....
Some of us who used to use AOL would say that's one and one-half, but
what the heck... ;-)
Seriously, have you been able to test dialing up other local numbers with
the modem to see if you get the same results? Maybe even get another
friend to let you try to use Zmodem or something with manual control of
the modem to dial their phone/modem.
Another thing to check which I've done (when my modem would have
connection difficulties) is to use Extensions Manager to turn off modem,
TCP/IP and Remote Access and then restart and turn them back on and
restart a second time. And/or trash the prefs files for those and/or
those for Internet CP prefs. Sometimes flaky things go away when you
ditch the preference files (or course, make sure you write down how all
those settings are, and yes, it is a pain).
Just a few suggestions.
Jim Rohde
A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any other invention in
human history....
with the possible exception of handguns and Irish whiskey.
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