Howdy Bob:

KB>    Where do you live! ;-)  I have a long trip scheduled in July/August
KB>  and might be able to drop in with it. :-)  

BS>       I'm in Saskatoon Saskatchewan, 52 degrees 10 minutes North, 106 degre
BS> 30 minutes West, approximately 1000 miles almost due north of Denver.
BS> 
BS>       You show up here, you'll get all the help you need, and you'll leave
BS> with a functioning system.  :)

    Temptation, temptation... :-)  We go to Cheyenne Wyoming every year.  That
is about 100 miles north of Denver...  900 miles? ... Thanks anyway. :-)  I'll
just have to control my impatience and try to learn from you this way. :-)
    I tried another test today.  I made a boot disk and booted up in DOS.  It 
took a bit of adjustment here and there but I got InterMail to open and 
Renegade as well.  This contraption does not lock up when I try to call in.  
That is good.  Maybe I am all wet but that tells me the problem is in Windows 
XP.  
    Note: notice the word "try" in "when I try to call
in."  InterMail would 
not recognize the modem signal and I suspect that is because it is not setup 
to run in DOS.  I closed InterMail and opened Renegade.  I then called in and 
the modem did send a strange signal.  It would not answer that signal but it 
did answer when I hit "(A) Answer Modem."  Renegade worked well
from there on.
    Am I all wet or is there something wrong in Windows XP?

Regards,

Ken

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