Russell, at 12:15 on May 01 1996, you wrote ...

MR>>> I have the same problem. it appears its a bug common with 
MR>>> Telix as well as a  number of other comms programs.  It 
MR>>> seems to be connected  with the original signal that comes 
MR>>> down the line. 
  
MR>>> With a 14400 modem with 42 bis on the original connect 
MR>>> will come back as 38400 and Telix appears to use that 
MR>>> speed to calculate the transfer time. 

DD>> I think that Telix has never heard of 31,200 or 33,600.  If 
DD>> I dial in here from work and get a 31,200 connect, I notice Telix says 
DD>> 1200 on the status line.

RB> That was suppose to be fixed with Telix 3.22 for Dos.
RB> I think you are all referring to Ver 3.21 and earlier.

I was definitely using v3.22 for DOS

David
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