On Sep 18, 2004, at 8:25 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
This "Slow death of the dial-up" is common, and actually all you need to do is disconnect and reconnect. I sometimes get it to work by turning my (external) modem on and off; not an option if you're using the internal modem. Most often it's got nothing to do wit either the modem, your Mac or the ISP but the connection; ie: it's the phone company's fault.MacaRa Modem Magic. It's shareware but if you are using dial up it is a great tool.
Someone posted a question very similar to this on the G-books list last week, and someone posted a link to a program that's supposed to help with this. Unfortunately the archives with the answer aren't posted yet. Anyone else remember the name of the program?
Jack Russell
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