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 DB>Now name
 DB>the company that originated v.32terbo.
 CB> AT&T.  I don't remember what year, but it was
 CB> definitly AT&T and not USR or Hayes or Rockwell.
True.
 CB> And they made their improvment public  domain, so
 CB> anybody could implement it. USR made their own
 CB> modifications to it, making their version proprietary
 CB> and unable to work with other V.32terbo modems, but
 CB> v.32terbo itself was done by AT&T.
I know USR made their own modifications to v.32terbo (for
ASL I think?), but, I don't think that those modifications
made it "unable to work with other v.32terbo modems".  I
think they just extended v.32terbo further (from 19200 to
21600) IF and only IF connecting to another USR Courier.
 CB> Both bits of information comes from Craig Ford's
 CB> excellent comm primer that he posts in the
 CB> Communications echo every month.
I have not seen this primer but I have no reason to doubt
that it is good. However if it states the above I think
it's in error on this one point about v.32terbo at least.
-Frank
(fsexton@ibm.net - http://www.concentric.net/~fsexton)
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