RG>> Hmm, I've checked the all the reference books, and there is nothing
  >> telling me about this. But I'll call the closest HAYES rep and get
  >> this done. With all the promo cards in the box, Sprynet is prepared
  >> to handle 56k.
RG>Uhh...I don't believe Hayes has released their K56 code for "public
  >consumption."  If they have, it is a well kept secret.  I know K56Flex
  >tests have been performed, but there are no K56Flex servers that I know
  >of.  I'm sure Hayes & other Co.s' are alpha/beta testing, but as for the
  >public release of the K56 is to be released until the ITU-T
  >recommendations are put into effect.
RG>Someone enlighten me if I'm wrong.
No, Rick I truly believe you're right. After reading my messages I
called the Hayes tech support and after getting my modem VER # and other
info, the tech informed me my modem is one of the latest and the ONLY
upgrade needed will be when ITU recommendations are ratified. THAT will
be a FLASH ROM upgrade and it will be free! So no matter what is chosen,
rather it be X2 or 56K flex...Hayes will honor it. BUT!!! the tech also
mention the ITU ratification might not happen until 1998.
John
jf73441@netpass.com
 * QMPro 1.01 41-2891 * All rising to a great place is by a winding stair.
--- WM v2.09/92-0335
---------------