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BL> Aha! Thanks, Paul. I've never tried TinyPoint and Telix on an BL> uncompressed file with your new modem. I'll do as you suggest. BV> That shouldn't worry Tinypoint or Telix. If you are running TP BV> from within Windoze, that may be the source of the problem. BL> TinyPoint? BL> The problem is just Telix, because that's all that's running. Yeah, but you mentioned TinyPoint. I didn't want to confuse you. BL> Paul was right, BTW. Paul was NOT right Bob. It wasn't a virus! BL> I dropped down to DOS and it downloaded with no trouble at all. Gee, I wonder who suggested you try that. BL> It's obviously Windows, so Telix must be pumping out stuff quicker BL> than Windows can handle it. I've got Telix set at 19200, and COM1 BL> at 19200, so perhaps that was being exceeded by an uncompressed file. BL> It's all a mystery to me. The problem would indeed be Windoze. Particularly on your machine. It just wouldn't be able to service all the interrupts being generated by the transfer. Regards, Brenton @EOT: --- PQWK211* Origin: TestPoint (3:711/934.7) SEEN-BY: 711/934 @PATH: 711/934 |
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