On or about 03-07-97, Pam Gray wrote this to Jim Jeffcoat:
 
 JEJ> port speed individually for each individual entry in the phonebook
 JEJ> you can with Telix for DOS.)
 
 PG> I don't think so - the port speed seems to be standard for all calls.
 
FWIW, I did learn from others here that there are actually two ways of
doing it -- one by using the Expert settings in the phonebook, the other
by copying a duplicate connect device for the same modem, allowing you
to modify that and several other settings.
 
 PG> Try the port speed for 115,200 just for the heck of it. I have a 33.6
 
I have not had any luck with that high a setting in the past -- seems to
exceed what my phone lines can handle and I ended up getting garbage
characters, etc.  I haven't tried it with TFW, however, and may do so
just to see what happens.
 
 PG> The problem with the one BBS you are having troubles with may not be
 PG> from  your end at all, it could be the phone lines or with the BBS
 PG> itself. 
 
The sysop recently switched modems, which corrected the problem.  So I
can connect everywhere easily now, with my port speed set at 57,600.
But it is good to know of a way I can customize that if necessary in the
future.
 
I like TFW pretty well and think I'll probably end up registering it.
It's certainly a lot better than "RapidComm", the program that USR
supplied with my modem.
 
JEJ                             jim.jeffcoat@healthmidwest.org
 
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