Tim Yoder wrote:

>Mike,
>
>>OCTS:OFF disables the CTS/RTS [CTS=clear to send, RTS=request to send]
>>handshake protocol - this is the normal hardware handshake - it will
>>then fallback to using DTR/DSR or XON/XOFF protocol instead.
>>    
>>
>Thank you for the explanation; I've always wondered about it, but never
>took time to go looking for an answer.
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>
>Phil,
>
>>If setting "mode com3..." works for you -- put it in your
>>startup.cmd file in your boot partittion...
>>    
>>
>The problem is that IBM's DOIP, when I use PPP, changes the setting
>to "octs=on", so I've always had to wait until it attempts to connect
>to the modem before I can change the setting back to "octs=off".  I
>have no idea how to stop it, so I've learned to live with it.
>

Hi Tim,
Simplest solution - get a copy of InJoy dialler - www.fx.dk

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