Hi Robert,

[Thus spake Robert Gorey unto Sunny Leung:]

 SL>> Thanks for uploading the .INF files to the BBS I use. That was extremely
 SL>> kind of you.
 
 SL> I also figured out how to get connection statistics (ATI6, ATI11 etc.)
 SL> working in Win 95. What happens is that Win 95 resets USRs with ATZ
 SL> after each conenct, so all that had to be done is to find the
 SL> appropriate key in the Win 95 registry and change ATZ to AT&F1 :-)

 RG> How do you access the AT commans set when using a SLIP/PPP
 RG> account?

I don't quite understand your question, but it's possible to use AT
commands after you finish a SLIP/PPP session with Win 95. Use a DOS or
Win 3.x communications program and proceed as usual (however, make sure
the modem isn't given an ATZ command after you finish the SLIP/PPP
session). You can also use a Win 95 comms program that can bypass the
Win 95 telephony layer e.g. Hyperterm or Qmodem Pro 95.

If you have a USR and want to get connection statistics after each
connect, you have to edit the registry to make sure that Win 95 resets
the modem with AT&F1 instead of ATZ. Go to:

My
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Class\Modem\0000

(assuming that 0000 describes your modem - it could be 0001 etc. if you
have more than one modem set up in Win 95)

Make sure the Reset key says "AT&F1" instead of
"ATZ".

Sunny

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