(( On 04-25-1998, Jean Parrot wrote to Gene Lowry: ))
JP>       Gene, Gene, you let me find a fault in what you are saying:
JP> GL> ATZ to be valid one needs to have previously set the NVRAM,
JP> GL> hopefully with something like AT&F1&W.
JP>       The AT&F will read the profile and the &W will jsut write them
JP>back ( overwrite ) into the profile.
AT&F1 doesn't read a 'profile', it restores the factory hardware flow
control defaults.  What is stored in the 'profiles' is completely
independant of these defaults.
Dave
davel@execpc.com
 * SLMR 2.1a * You have two choices for dinner.  Take it or leave it.
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