SL> Probably not a bug in the Win 95 comms drivers but something stuffed

 SL> up in the Registry.



 SL> You can check the Registry to see whether Win 95 has got the proper AT

 SL> commands registered for your modem. Fire up regedit.exe.



 SL> Go to My

 SL> Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Mod

 SL> em\0000

 SL> (If you have more than one modem, the correct key could be 0001, 0002

 SL> etc)

 SL> To check whether your autoanswer settings are correct, check the Reset

 SL> field in the 0000 key, and check the appropriate fields in the various

 SL> subkeys under 0000.



Hi Sunny,



Your blood is worth bottling! Tracked down the reset in the Registry and

found that it was AT&F (reset the modem to factory defaults), changed it to

ATZ and all is well. You would think that Netcomm would realise that people

don't always use the factory defaults wouldn't you! Thanks once again.



George.------------------------------------------------------

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