PE> We don't know how the Banksia performs under proper testing. We
PE> know it has trouble talking to Viper's in adaptive answer though.

BG> ROFL!  So does everybody else's modem, Paul.

RS> Poor old Bill.

BG> Better get your "facts" right, Rod.

Odd, cant see a single 'fact' mentioned by me at all so far
Bill. You quite sure you are still taking your medication ?

BG> Dave Begley and John Tserkezis have also since
BG> informed Paul of connect problems as well.

Umm, Bill, I dont think that actually qualifys as "everybody else's modem"
That is unless english is even more of a living language than I thought.

BG> Bear in mind also that the Viper did work
BG> for most of my calls, aside from those few.

Still doesnt qualify as "everybody else's modem". Soorree.

PE> No, not everyone else's has.  Ask Rod, Bob,
PE> Frank and everyone else apart from you two.

BG> Still missing the point completely.

RS> Still resorting to this pathetically mindless line of bullshit.

BG> You'd be fucked if your macro file cross-linked itself, wouldn't you?

Think the records stuck billy boy, try harder boy.

BG> Our modems can only ever react to the tones issued by
BG> YOUR modem FIRST, and they were wrong.  Simple as that.

RS> Fraid not. You dont know that the Vipers tones are wrong. Poor old Bill.

BG> I actually listen to all of my connects,

Well whoopy do. Clearly the modems which dont have any trouble
connecting to it dont actually agree that the tones are wrong tho.

BG> and if you don't believe that the Viper was issuing
BG> fax tones only, tough shit, that's your problem.

Odd that some modems manage to connect fine anyway.
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