IS> Enable MNP5 inbound for any BBS callers who want it (or
 IS> other sysops silly
 IS> enough to call out with it on :) and disable it for outbound calls.

 JP> I'm not exactly sure how to do this with my mailer. I
 JP> suppose disabling MNP
 JP> as part of my dial string would suffice.

Disable MNP5 only - MNP4 (error correction) is not a problem, and all
you'll get with some older modems.  On generic Rockwells it's %C2 to allow
V.42bis but not MNP5.  You could do it like you say, or you could put that
in NVRAM, and add (your equivalent of) %C3 to your answer string; same
difference.

It's not very common to run into MNP5 mail sessions these days, anyway ..

Ian

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