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On Sep 17 21:46, 1997, Mick Maan of 3:711/410 wrote: MM> Hi All, MM> Could someone please tell me how many cps a 28.8 modem (using Zmodem or MM> Ymodem-G) should be doing. I have a 33.6 modem but the BBS I usually log MM> onto only has a maximum of 28.8. I'm currently using Terminate v4.00 and MM> it tells me that I'm getting 3150cps ( + or - 100cps). Is this OK ? It's not far off what you should expect. Ballpark, I'd say. Rick --- MsgedSQ 3.30 On Sep 16 11:51, 1997, Dave Raymond of 1:3603/210.12 wrote: DR> Rick, RC>> If it's a "real" modem even Windows doesn't need a "driver". Real RC>> modems (that is, hardware modems, not "winmodems"), don't have RC>> "drivers". Period. DR> Well, while they may not require a driver to be a functional DR> piece of hardware, I wonder how Windows95 based communications DR> software would function, if no modem driver was installed DR> into Windows95. Semantics, but the driver (comm.drv) is a "serial port driver", not a "modem" driver. Rick --- MsgedSQ 3.30 ---------------* Origin: The Warlock's Cave (1:163/215.39) * Origin: The Warlock's Cave (1:163/215.39) |
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